With the spread of novel coronavirus, Entertainment industry in India such as Federation of Western Indian Cine Employees (FWICE) and Indian Film & Television Directors' Association (IFTDA) on Sunday to take a break from shootings of films, TV Shows and Web series from March 19 to March 31.
The talk was attended by representatives of Indian Motion Pictures Producers' Association (IMPPA), Western India Film Producers' Association (WIFPA) and Indian Film and TV Producers Council (IFTPC).
"Important bodies of Entertainment industry align a meeting to address the difficulty of coronavirus. After a number of discussions, we got here to this conclusion that from 19th March, all shootings will stop till March 31. After that, we will take a call," Ashoke Pandit, president of IFTDA, told reporters.
"We have given a gap until 19th March so that human beings get equipped accordingly, Our TV industry is an important one and even they'll get time to arrange things," he added.
Yash Raj Films also extended the release date of Dibakar Banerjee-directed "Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar".
Akshay Kumar-starrer "Sooryavanshi" has been pushed indefinitely and Tillotama Shome's film "Sir" has been postponed.
The launch of Hollywood movies "A Quiet Place 2", "Mulan" and the new James Bond movie "No Time to Die" has also been delayed.
However, makers of "Angrezi Medium", starring Irrfan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Radhika Madan, and Deepak Dobriyal, went in advance with the scheduled release of the film on Friday.
They introduced to release the movie on a later date in Delhi, Kerala and Jammu and Kashmir, where cinema halls are underneath lockdown till March 31.
On 14th, Actor Shahid Kapoor announced that the team of his upcoming film "Jersey" has determined to suspend the shoot of the movie to cut down the spread of the radical coronavirus.
Akshay Kumar-starrer "Sooryavanshi" has been pushed indefinitely and Tillotama Shome's film "Sir" has been postponed.
The launch of Hollywood movies "A Quiet Place 2", "Mulan" and the new James Bond movie "No Time to Die" has also been delayed.
However, makers of "Angrezi Medium", starring Irrfan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Radhika Madan, and Deepak Dobriyal, went in advance with the scheduled release of the film on Friday.
They introduced to release the movie on a later date in Delhi, Kerala and Jammu and Kashmir, where cinema halls are underneath lockdown till March 31.
On 14th, Actor Shahid Kapoor announced that the team of his upcoming film "Jersey" has determined to suspend the shoot of the movie to cut down the spread of the radical coronavirus.
American Idol”
Remaining filming postponed due to the COVID 19, contestants were asked to return home to their families. Episodes will continue to air as scheduled up to the April live shows.
COVID 19 Impact all Amazon original series Like “Lord of the Rings,” “Carnival Row” and “Wheel of Time”
Amazon has to hold on production on all of its original series as of March 16, a person with knowledge told on March 16. That Prime Video’s upcoming “Lord of the Rings” TV series, which was in production in New Zealand, the second season of Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne’s fantasy series “Carnival Row,” was also asked to shut down production in Prague on March 12, and the streaming adaptation of “The Wheel of Time.
“The Witcher”
Netflix postponed the production of the second season “The Witcher,” which is currently shooting in the U.K., for two weeks on March 15.
ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”
'Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ announced that staff and crew to suspend production on the show beginning Monday, March 16. We will continue to monitor the effect of COVID and will back on the air with new shows Monday, March 30.”
“Schooled” and “The Goldbergs”
Sony Pictures TV has shut down production on both ABC sitcoms.
“Jeopardy” & “Wheel of Fortune”
“Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune” are shooting without live audiences.
“Grace and Frankie”
Netflix show’s upcoming seventh and final season was put on hold on March 12, “to ensure the health and safety of our cast and crew,” according to a statement by production company Skydance.
HBO Max's "Friends" Reunion
HBO Max has pushed back shooting its profoundly foreseen "Friends" Reunion due to the COVID19 pandemic. It was secluded to shoot this month. The cast of the NBC sitcom was to rejoin on the show's set for a review that should assist kick off the new streaming service from WarnerMedia in May. It is muddled if the postpone implies that it won't be accessible when HBO Max debuts.
Karnataka, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu and parts of Maharashtra have also declared for a shutdown of theatres till the month-end.
The virus, which originated in China's Wuhan metropolis in December, has infected greater than 150,000 human beings globally and killed over 5,600.
Remaining filming postponed due to the COVID 19, contestants were asked to return home to their families. Episodes will continue to air as scheduled up to the April live shows.
COVID 19 Impact all Amazon original series Like “Lord of the Rings,” “Carnival Row” and “Wheel of Time”
Amazon has to hold on production on all of its original series as of March 16, a person with knowledge told on March 16. That Prime Video’s upcoming “Lord of the Rings” TV series, which was in production in New Zealand, the second season of Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne’s fantasy series “Carnival Row,” was also asked to shut down production in Prague on March 12, and the streaming adaptation of “The Wheel of Time.
“The Witcher”
Netflix postponed the production of the second season “The Witcher,” which is currently shooting in the U.K., for two weeks on March 15.
ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”
'Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ announced that staff and crew to suspend production on the show beginning Monday, March 16. We will continue to monitor the effect of COVID and will back on the air with new shows Monday, March 30.”
“Schooled” and “The Goldbergs”
Sony Pictures TV has shut down production on both ABC sitcoms.
“Jeopardy” & “Wheel of Fortune”
“Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune” are shooting without live audiences.
“Grace and Frankie”
Netflix show’s upcoming seventh and final season was put on hold on March 12, “to ensure the health and safety of our cast and crew,” according to a statement by production company Skydance.
HBO Max's "Friends" Reunion
HBO Max has pushed back shooting its profoundly foreseen "Friends" Reunion due to the COVID19 pandemic. It was secluded to shoot this month. The cast of the NBC sitcom was to rejoin on the show's set for a review that should assist kick off the new streaming service from WarnerMedia in May. It is muddled if the postpone implies that it won't be accessible when HBO Max debuts.
Karnataka, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Tamil Nadu and parts of Maharashtra have also declared for a shutdown of theatres till the month-end.
The virus, which originated in China's Wuhan metropolis in December, has infected greater than 150,000 human beings globally and killed over 5,600.
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