Loaded with VFX splendor, Rajamouli's film promises to be a visual
extravaganza on an unprecedented scale. Director SS Rajamouli's
Baahubali is set to create a new benchmark for visual effects in Indian
cinema. The film promises to be a visual effects extravaganza with over
4,500 VFX shots. This is a new record in Indian cinema, surpassing the
likes of Shah Rukh Khan's Ra.One and Hrithik Roshan's Krishh 3.
Set in an imaginary medieval realm, the film is loaded with computer
generated imagery that promises to blur the lines between real and
imaginary. Producer Shobu Yarlagadda reckons the movie will be a
'technical marvel'. "We want to offer the audience a real visual
spectacle and have been working in that direction from the outset. It's a
period drama that will transport the audience into a world of ancient
forts, palaces, epic war sequences and the works. The VFX is going to be
the most crucial element in the movie. We have the best national and
international experts working on the film," says Shobu.
Srinivas
Mohan is working as the VFX supervisor for the movie which has a slew of
internationally renowned VFX artistes. Some of the visual effects are
being done locally while some are being outsourced to foreign
technicians around he world. Considering the scale and quality of the
VFX work, the film is tipped to have the highest budget for VFX in
Indian cinema.
Buzz is that the budget of the film is a
staggering `100 crore. However, Shobu gets a little cagey when talking
about the budget. "I cannot comment on that since I don't know about the
budgets of other films. It is a very expensive film," he says.
Starring Prabhas, Rana, Anushka and Tamannaah in lead roles, the film is
set for a 2015 release across all South Indian languages.
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