Adhvik Mahajan has as of late teamed up with Rashami Desai for a short film named Tamas. The on-screen character who was most recently seen in Divya Drishti took a stab at ideating and coordinating just because and the fans are very dazzled with the outcomes. In a work-from-home venture, Tamas manages one of the most touchy and dubious subjects winning in the nation, cast segregation and generalizations. The film handles this issue in the most straightforward manner and was profoundly valued by the watchers. Adhvik Mahajan, in an elite discussion with Bollywood Hungama, talked in insight concerning how he ideated the short film and couldn't quit commending Rashami Desai, his virtual co-star.
At the point when gotten some information about how he ideated the short film, Adhvik stated, "I had this idea in my psyche for about 18 months. Like, there was something that annoyed me, I didn't welcome the way that individuals ridiculed them. They've confronted a ton of difficulty and it's been a long time since I moved to Mumbai and I have seen my companion and partners face a great deal of issues due to their religion and confidence. I needed to uncover this subject since I know individuals from that network and they are not under any condition as they are seen to be. I accept there are acceptable and terrible individuals in each general public and one can't pass judgment on the whole network based on it. In this way, I've needed to discuss it yet I was excessively busy with Divya Drishti and afterward the lockdown occurred. At that point, I thought let me put this thought out, I didn't have a clue what impact or response it would get, yet regardless of whether ten individuals watch it and one of them comprehends what I'm attempting to state then my work is done there."
Explaining further on conquering the deterrents of shooting during the lockdown and the absence of appropriate gear, Adhvik stated, "It took me two-three days to record the content and afterward I understood that I don't have the expert camera to shoot the film. I had no group, area, or on-screen characters, and I had never been on the opposite side of the camera previously. I inquired as to whether he could come over and help me out with the DOP part and he helped me to remember the lockdown. I was uncertain of how to do it since I was not set up to shoot during the lockdown. Be that as it may, at that point I shot on my telephone, utilized regular lighting, moved things out of my home to make it seem as though a lone wolf cushion. After we went for it, it took me a great deal of effort to locate the correct channel to connect it with. In this way, the whole procedure took around two-three months."
Talking about his virtual co-star Rashami Desai, Adhvik stated, "The legend of my film is Rashami Desai and her character Saina. I would not like to be the legend here, I've kind of given a dim tone to my character. The sort of trust that she has appeared in me, since I'm not a movie producer. Rashami has a tremendous name in the business, she's a major star; so for her to show trust in me, to accomplish something I've asked her without addressing it, shows how huge an arrangement trust is. Since I consider it, had Rashami would not play Saina, I don't think any other person could have done it as she did."
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