Director and producer Rohit Shetty recently suffered a minor injury on his fingers while filming an action sequence for his upcoming web series Indian Police Force. The injury was treated and Shetty resumed shooting shortly after the incident.
Rohit posted on instagram – Another car topple… but this time with stitches on 2 fingers…. Nothing to worry about, I am absolutely fine… thank you so much for your love and concern..
The web series, which features Sidharth Malhotra, Vivek Oberoi, and Shilpa Shetty Kundra, will be premiering exclusively on the streaming platform Amazon Prime Video.
The shoot for the ambitious cop web show is currently underway at Ramoji Film City. A huge set is said to have been erected for the key schedule.
The shoot involved car chase sequences and other high-octane action and stunt scenes.
The official release date has not yet been announced. This marks both the web series debut for Sidharth and director Rohit Shetty. Rohit Shetty has previously stated that Indian Police Force is a special project for him and he is excited to be collaborating with Amazon Prime Video to bring the story to a global audience.
Rohit Shetty Suffers Minor Injury in Hyderabad
“Rohit Shetty has got some minor injury on his fingers while executing an action sequence for his upcoming web series Indian Police Force last night,” according to Rohit’s spokesperson. The director sustained an injury on his hand while shooting at the Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad. The injury was treated and Rohit resumed shooting shortly after the incident.
Indian Police Force, which stars Sidharth Malhotra, Vivek Oberoi, and Shilpa Shetty Kundra, will be available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. The streaming date has not yet been announced. This will be Rohit’s debut web series and Sidharth’s first foray into the medium.
“Indian Police Force is a very special one for me and I’ve been working on it for years,” Rohit Shetty said. “I’m delighted to be collaborating with Amazon Prime Video to breathe life into this story which will transcend geographies and linguistic barriers, providing me an opportunity to showcase the same to audiences worldwide.”