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Jungle Nights: Thriller Filmed Amidst Danger

Summary

  • Hindi thriller 'Dear Husband' was shot entirely in Uttar Pradesh.
  • Filming occurred mostly at night in Tikri Forest, Gonda district.
  • The cast faced challenges like power outages and jungle dangers.
Jungle Nights: Thriller Filmed Amidst Danger

Actor-turned-producer Rohit Rajawat has debuted with the Hindi thriller 'Dear Husband,' a film he describes as a unique experience. Directed by Dharmendra Kumar, the movie was filmed entirely within Uttar Pradesh, with significant portions shot at night in the Tikri Forest of Gonda district. Rajawat also takes on a key role in the project.

The film's narrative, penned by Ajit Goswami, centers on a small-town young man whose life takes a perilous turn when he becomes entangled with criminals. 'Dear Husband' is a survival thriller that weaves together elements of emotion, action, suspense, and romance.

The production itself presented considerable challenges. The 30-day schedule in Tikri Forest was primarily conducted after dark, leading to severe sleep deprivation for the team. Cast members recalled filming amidst the potential dangers of snakes and scorpions, further intensified by frequent power outages during the night shoots.

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