During the same tête-à-tête she openly discusses the complexities of filming weddings for the second season of the web series "Made in Heaven," highlighting the parallels between shooting such scenes and action sequences. The series follows the dynamic journey of two friends operating a wedding planning agency, capturing the intricacies and grandeur of weddings on screen.

Kagti emphasizes that regardless of the COVID-19 pandemic, the intricate nature of production and the substantial ensemble cast posed significant challenges. The sheer scale of the show, with its multitude of actors and elaborate set designs, intensified the demanding nature of the filming process.

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The director draws a comparison between shooting weddings and action sequences, describing both as intense endeavors. She remarks, "Made in Heaven is like a beast, so even without COVID-19, even in season one, it had such a huge ensemble cast, every episode had a wedding. Shooting a wedding is like shooting action, it is pretty intense."

The pandemic further complicated production logistics. COVID-19 restrictions limited the number of individuals allowed on set to 50 or fewer, yet the nature of Made in Heaven necessitated a larger crew and cast. The intricate logistics, numerous shooting locations, multiple directors, and a myriad of actors all contributed to the challenge of managing the production amid the pandemic.

The upcoming season of Made in Heaven features a returning ensemble cast including Sobhita Dhulipala, Arjun Mathur, Jim Sarbh, Kalki Koechlin, Shivani Raghuvanshi, and Shashank Arora. Joining the ensemble are new additions Mona Singh, Ishwak Singh, and Trinetra Haldar.

Reema Kagti's insights into the intricate world of filming weddings for "Made in Heaven" and confirming the news of the same cast for ‘Jee Le Zara’ offers insight and excitement for every content consumer