The Tonk district recently witnessed a wave of excitement as production for the popular web series 'Aashram 4' commenced in the region. Several crucial sequences for the series, featuring lead actor Bobby Deol, were filmed around the Gahlod bridge built over the Banas river. As soon as local residents caught wind of the film unit's presence, large crowds gathered near the river and the bridge. Police personnel were deployed at the site to maintain strict security arrangements and ensure the shoot proceeded without interruptions.
High-Risk Leap Sequenced on Gahlod Bridge
During the shooting schedule on the Gahlod bridge, a particularly dramatic scene was recorded involving a character exiting a bus and taking a plunge directly into the Banas river below. To facilitate the execution of this stunt safely and without external interference, traffic on both sides of the bridge was completely blocked. The entire technical crew and supporting cast remained present at the location under active police supervision to wrap up the sequence efficiently.
Additional Scenes Captured Along the Banas River Basin
Beyond the bridge itself, the production team also canned several shots directly within the Banas river area. The filming activities drawing together along the water body and surrounding banks turned into a major focal point of curiosity for locals. Individuals from nearby areas flocked to the spot, with many pulling out their mobile phones to capture photos and videos of the ongoing production.
Crowd Management and Local Excitement Amid Production
Managing the enthusiastic onlookers proved to be a constant task for the crew members stationed at the location. While representatives from the film unit repeatedly urged people to refrain from recording videos while filming was active, bystanders still attempted to catch glimpses of the shoot and save memories on their devices. The arrival of the 'Aashram 4' unit has brought considerable attention to the Gahlod bridge and Banas river locales, keeping the area buzzing with activity.
