On what started out to be a sunny and humid Sunday, the team of Rainbows Are Real set out for the last and final day of their shoot. No more lights, no more camera and no more action! A few kilometers inside the small city of Dwarka, we found the perfect village to shoot our last few wanted scenes in and by the grace of god, we found the best villagers who not only lent their house freely to us , but supported us in every sense of the meaning. From hot cups of chai, to fully laid down 5 course meal served by the beautiful ladies of the house, they became part of our little family.
Our youngest member of the team, Sooryaansh not only brought immense talent to the sets with his acting skills, but also with his witty jokes and adorable smile. But like any other professional actor , he gave a mesmerizing performance the minute the camera turned to him. Sanjeev sir , Anusha Celly and the other actors not only gave us exactly what we needed for our shots, but they rightfully captured the feelings of the actual reality and what it is like to be in the shoes of a transgender.
The shoot was finally wrapped up at 12 o'clock at night , back in Gurgaon with one last shot with our actor, Ankur Singh. After being splashed with colors, been made to change his clothes 30 times over, he never lost the energy and his presence in front of the camera. Kudos to the whole team including the Production Manager Aayush Celly, who tirelessly worked to make sure the shoot went smooth and the script writer, Arushi Pandey, who made sure what was envisioned on the script was brought out just as we had imagined.
What lies ahead is a long and tough journey of endless hours of editing and bringing together the final film which we all have been eagerly waiting to show. However these little memories of shooting the uncut film, singing "Manja" loudly in the car, hogging on every particle of food we saw, making every second person our "bro" (courtesy our very own Ritesh Sharma) , awing at Parvez bhai's experiences and pictures of his journey as part of the Roadies crew and finishing 3 packets of chocolate milk (courtesy our bhukkad aka Ankur Singh), will never be forgotten. They've made their own little mark in each of our lives. There might be no more lights, no more camera, and no more action , but the real action has just begun.
Keep following us on facebook , twitter and on our blog to know more about day in a life of Rainbows Are Real !
AAAAAAND IT'S A WRAP! (officially!)
Our youngest member of the team, Sooryaansh not only brought immense talent to the sets with his acting skills, but also with his witty jokes and adorable smile. But like any other professional actor , he gave a mesmerizing performance the minute the camera turned to him. Sanjeev sir , Anusha Celly and the other actors not only gave us exactly what we needed for our shots, but they rightfully captured the feelings of the actual reality and what it is like to be in the shoes of a transgender.
The shoot was finally wrapped up at 12 o'clock at night , back in Gurgaon with one last shot with our actor, Ankur Singh. After being splashed with colors, been made to change his clothes 30 times over, he never lost the energy and his presence in front of the camera. Kudos to the whole team including the Production Manager Aayush Celly, who tirelessly worked to make sure the shoot went smooth and the script writer, Arushi Pandey, who made sure what was envisioned on the script was brought out just as we had imagined.
What lies ahead is a long and tough journey of endless hours of editing and bringing together the final film which we all have been eagerly waiting to show. However these little memories of shooting the uncut film, singing "Manja" loudly in the car, hogging on every particle of food we saw, making every second person our "bro" (courtesy our very own Ritesh Sharma) , awing at Parvez bhai's experiences and pictures of his journey as part of the Roadies crew and finishing 3 packets of chocolate milk (courtesy our bhukkad aka Ankur Singh), will never be forgotten. They've made their own little mark in each of our lives. There might be no more lights, no more camera, and no more action , but the real action has just begun.
Keep following us on facebook , twitter and on our blog to know more about day in a life of Rainbows Are Real !
AAAAAAND IT'S A WRAP! (officially!)
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