Amruta Khanvilkar Reveals Challenges Of Filming 'Lootere' In South Africa

Amruta Khanvilkar, celebrated for her performances in notable Bollywood hits like 'Raazi,' 'Satyameva Jayate,' and 'Malang,' is all set to captivate audiences once more. This time, she takes the lead in the much-anticipated thriller series 'Lootere,' which is slated for a release on Disney+ Hotstar starting March 22. The series boasts of an impressive ensemble including Rajat Kapoor, Vivek Gomber, and Aamir Ali, promising a riveting viewing experience.

Making a comeback to Bollywood and the digital streaming realm with 'Lootere,' Amruta Khanvilkar shares her experiences and the honor she feels working alongside the show's creators. The project is helmed by director Hansal Mehta and his son Jai Mehta, both of whom have left a significant mark on the series with their unique contributions. "The greatest contribution Jai and Hansal sir made to 'Lootere' is their humility, despite their significant success. Their grounded nature inspired everyone on set, from the cast to the crew, to go above and beyond," Amruta states.

The shooting of 'Lootere' in South Africa came with its own set of challenges. However, under the steadfast leadership of Hansal Mehta and Jai Mehta, the cast navigated through dangerous and risky situations without any complaints. "Some individuals spent more than 5 to 6 months in South Africa, yet there were no complaints. This speaks volumes about the assurance and support Hansal sir and Jai provided us as creators," Amruta reflects on her time filming. She further adds, "Their profound respect for the cast and crew resonated throughout, and they treated us exceptionally well."

The collaboration between Amruta Khanvilkar and the Mehtas in 'Lootere' not only highlights the professional but also the personal growth experienced by those involved in the project. With its release on Disney+ Hotstar, viewers are eagerly awaiting to dive into the thrilling narrative that has been crafted with such dedication and respect for the craft.