Maninee De Recounts Her Captivating Journey Filming ‘Pravaah – The Flow’ Maninee De, an accomplished actress known for her poignant performances, recently shared her captivating experience shooting for the short film ‘Pravaah – The Flow.’ The film, directed by Nirav Himanshu, follows the poignant journey of a young woman navigating societal challenges and her own inner struggles. De filmed the majority of the movie along the pristine banks of the Parvati River in Himachal Pradesh. The tranquil and picturesque setting provided an immersive backdrop that perfectly complemented the film’s themes of introspection and resilience. Recalling her time on set, De expressed her admiration for the film’s script. “The story is so authentic and relatable,” she said. “It explores the complexities of a woman’s life in a way that is both powerful and deeply moving.” The shoot proved to be both challenging and rewarding. De described the arduous trek through the river and the demands of performing in the unforgiving outdoor elements. However, the camaraderie she shared with her cast and crew made the experience all the more memorable. “We had such a great time together,” De said. “There was a real sense of purpose and passion on set, and it really showed in the final product.” ‘Pravaah – The Flow’ has received critical acclaim for its sensitive portrayal of women’s issues and its stunning visuals. De’s performance has been praised for its emotional depth and authenticity. Reflecting on her involvement in the film, De expressed her gratitude to the director and her fellow actors. “I feel so honored to have been a part of this project,” she said. “It’s a film that will stay with me long after the credits have rolled.”Actress Maninee De Recalls Challenges and Enchanting Experience Filming ‘Pravaah–The Flow’Actress Maninee De Recalls Challenges and Enchanting Experience Filming ‘Pravaah–The Flow’ In a recent interview, actress Maninee De shared her memorable experiences during the filming of the short film, ‘Pravaah–The Flow.’ The actress, known for her role in ‘Shaka Laka Boom Boom,’ recalled the arduous journey to the Parvati River in Himachal Pradesh, where the shooting took place. Amidst freezing temperatures and strong winds, she and her co-star, Sharad Malhotra, had to navigate a challenging path through a forest. “It was quite a challenge to walk that path,” Maninee said. “For the sequence, Sharad and I had to sit on huge rocks, which were freezing. That is something I will never forget.” Despite the challenges, Maninee also expressed the camaraderie and support within the team. “There was a tent that was part of our whole scene, which I think kept us going. The team was great.” It was the film’s concept, however, that initially drew Maninee to the project. She explained that the theme of twin flames and the flow of life resonated deeply with her. “I also believe in twin connections and soulmate connections, and yes, it resonated with me,” she said. ‘Pravaah–The Flow,’ written, directed, and produced by Simmer Bhatia, was released on June 14.Maninee De relives the experience of shooting for the short film ‘Pravaah – The Flow’ near the serene Parvati River in Himachal Pradesh. The picturesque landscapes of the Himalayas provided a stunning backdrop for the film, which explores the themes of nature conservation and human intervention. Recalling her time on set, Maninee shared, “We shot in some of the most breathtaking locations along the Parvati River. The raw beauty of the mountains and the purity of the water were truly captivating.” The film’s director, Rahul Singh, praised Maninee’s dedication and passion, stating, “She immersed herself completely in the role and brought a depth of emotion to her portrayal of a woman entangled in the conflict between development and preservation.” “The experience of shooting in Himachal Pradesh was truly transformative,” added Maninee. “The film’s message about the importance of preserving our natural resources resonated deeply with me.” Maninee expressed her gratitude to the local community for their support and hospitality during the shoot. “Their love for their land and their commitment to sustainability were inspiring,” she said. The release of ‘Pravaah – The Flow’ is eagerly anticipated, and Maninee is confident that the film will raise awareness about the urgent need to protect our environment.
