In Mumbai, a new ambulance has joined Film City’s emergency fleet. Neela Film Productions, headed by show creator Asit Kumarr Modi, donated the vehicle for public use on 6 October. The move aims to protect the many workers, technicians and crew who spend long days on shooting sets across the city.
The launch was attended by Maharashtra’s Cultural Affairs Minister Shri Ashish Shelar, Film City Managing Director Swati Mhase Patil, Modi himself, and favourite actors from the hit sitcom Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. Modi said he sees Film City more as a family than a workplace. “The ambulance is a lifeline,” he explained. “It’s part of our duty to care for the people who bring stories to life on screen.”
The new ambulance will sit alongside Film City’s existing safety protocols. It will provide rapid medical support for anyone on campus who needs help in an emergency, boosting confidence among the thousands who work there daily.
About Neela Film Productions
Neela Film Productions is led by the visionary Asit Kumarr Modi, whose work spans numerous fiction and nonfiction series for major Indian broadcasters – Sony SET, Sony SAB, Colours and Star Plus. The network’s most iconic show, Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has run for 16 years with over 4,000 episodes, earning a loyal fan base across the country. In addition, the company has expanded into digital ventures through its subsidiary Neela Mediatech, focusing on Web3 gaming, animation and merchandise.
The ambulance donation marks another step in Neela Film Productions’ commitment to community welfare and safety within the bustling film industry hub of Film City.
Source: aninews
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