In Pics: Rajeev Khandelwal Adjusts to 'New Normal' Shooting for Web Series Naxalbari in Goa
In Pics: Rajeev Khandelwal Adjusts to 'New Normal' Shooting for Web Series Naxalbari in Goa
Rajeev Khandelwal is shooting for the new web series Naxalbari in Goa. Take a look at some stills from the sets.

Actor Rajeev Khandelwal admits shooting in the time of pandemic is difficult, but he hopes that with time we will all be accustomed to the new normal.

Rajeev, who has started shooting for his upcoming web series Naxalbari, said, "We have started shooting for 'Naxalbari' here in Goa, and we are doing as much as we can to follow precautionary measures on the set. It is always a great feeling to be back after a hiatus, and meet and work with fellow crew members."

He added, "The world has changed and we are very quickly adjusting to the new normal. We are among the few web series units that have started shooting, and we hope to achieve success despite the challenging and little hostile circumstances."

Naxalbari is an eight-episode story of Red uprising. It is a race against time for a cop named Raghav (played by Rajeev Khandelwal), who is up against the odds to save the day.

About his character in the show, Rajeev said, "I am playing an STF agent in the web series and you need to embody that character because it has such intensity. Sturdiness is a natural ask for it, and wearing a moustache is something I have done for the first time. The bigger challenge is balancing sophistication with the right intensity. It has to be effortless. All in all, it is going to be a huge task for director Partho Mitra. The most interesting part of shooting right now are the action scenes in the dense jungles, in the rain with muck and slush all around. From dawn to dusk, it is a complete new experience."

The show also features Tina Datta, Sreejita Dey, Satyadeep Mishra, Shakti Anand and Aamir Ali, and is slated to release on ZEE5.

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