But even after all this, I don't think there was ever a day where we didn't want to go and shoot. It will be fair to say that I have legit given my blood and sweat to the show. My mother used to keep wet towels ready and wrap them around me during the breaks. We used to have energy drinks ready on set all the time and have them right after every shot. Be it the spot dadas or the production crew, everyone used to take great care of us. Also, since we were the only kids, everybody used to be very protective of us. The other location was just dryland with huge rocks, and the ground used to get so heated up, we would have burns on our feet by the time we packed up.вЂќДЇurther speaking on how they received special care from everyone on the set, Perin added, вЂњLuckily the production had arranged for doctors that used to be on sets all the time and all the safety measures were taken care of too.

There are scenes where we are running barefoot in the forest and we have even ended up bleeding. I remember it used to get really difficult shooting in the forest since it was covered in thorns. Since it was a mythological show, we were not even properly covered, we had no footwear, we were just wearing a dhoti and just one piece of cloth to cover our upper body. We used to go to these forests and drylands and since we were shooting during the summers, the temperatures used to go up to 40-45 degrees. Sharing his challenging experiences, Perin says, вЂњThe sequences had to be shot in real locations. Since the set was located in Baroda, it did get hot during the day-long shoot schedules but Perin Malde, who played the role of Luv had his own ways of combating summer. There were shots where Luv Kush was chasing monsters or they would go out in search of the Swarna Kamal. During the initial days of the shoot, there were sequences that had to be shot outdoors.

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