It is very special to me, as it was the first series that I shot for a digital platform. With the characters and milieu both being relatable to the current circumstances worldwide, we are confident this special edition will be showered with tons of love by the audiences.”Įcstatic to be a part of Metro Park - Quarantine Edition, Ranvir Shorey said, “It is always a joy to work with Eros, and even more so to work on Metro Park. We are aiming to deliver exciting and unique content for our viewers the world over, which they can binge watch and enjoy during the lockdown. Speaking up about the show, Ridhima Lulla, Chief Content Officer, Eros Group says, "The amount of love Metro Park's first season garnered last year, it got all of us at Eros Now really excited to put together a special Quarantine Edition of the show. Right from Payal taking online dance sessions to Kalpesh trying his hands at cooking – there is a lot that in the series that will keep you glued to the screen. This quarantine edition has had actors shoot their portions independently at their residence. In this quarantine special edition one can witness, how despite staying indoors, Kalpesh and gang adapt to the new ways of living which has become the new normal and stay cautious, creative, and maybe even a little calm. This time around, the residents of Metro Park can be seen in quarantine mode, however, COVID fails to curb the spirit of its cheerful & chirpy residents even in such challenging times. Metro Vancouver says conditions are still “exceptionally dry” for this time of year and the entire region is subject to a high-to-extreme fire danger rating.A perfect blend of drama and comedy, ‘Metro Park – Quarantine’ Edition is here to leave us all entertained. Its website shows 183 wildfires burning in B.C., with 10 sparked in the last two days as unseasonably warm and dry conditions persist across much of the province. In the coming months, it says regional parks staff will develop a restoration plan for the burned area.ī.C.’s wildfire service says human activity is the suspected cause of the fire. The park will remain closed over the long weekend, and the district says intermittent smoke may still be visible as firefighting efforts continue. It says ground crews are now focused on dousing remaining hot spots. The Metro Vancouver Regional District says a small wildfire sparked in a park last Saturday is now considered under control.Ī statement from the district says a 50-person firefighting crew has established a 15-metre “wet line” around the perimeter of the fire in Coquitlam’s Minnekhada Regional Park, preventing any further spread.
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