Seeing intricate carvings on the stones at Rani Ki Vav was a memorable experience: Mahima Makwana

Mahima Makwana recently shot at the Unesco World Heritage Site

Rani Ki Vav

in Patan for her recently launched show

Shubharambh

. The show, which is based in a small town in Gujarat, is a love story of two individuals who come from distinct backgrounds and how their love keeps them going despite unfavourable circumstances.
While Mahima is a half

Gujarati

and her hometown is Rajkot, she never got a chance to visit Rani Ki Vav. It was only during this shoot that she visited the site and was awestruck with its beauty. Talking about her experience of shooting at the heritage site, Mahima, who has been part of shows like

Balika Vadhu

, Sapne Suhane Ladakpan Ke, Rishton Ka Chakravyuh etc says, “Even though Rajkot is my hometown, and I go there almost every year, I never got a chance to see the vav until we went to shoot for the show and I was pleasantly surprised by the sheer grandeur and architectural beauty of the heritage site.”
Mahima adds, “Simply being there, getting to know the rich history of Rani Ki Vav and how it was made, see the intricate carvings on the stones and absorbing the feel of that place was a memorable experience. We also shot at Siddhpur, which is again a place unlike any I have seen.”