Ever since it was officially confirmed that Prabhas latest movie “Adipurush” is being postponed to June 16th, 2023, various discussions are going on about the movie. And here comes a piece of news from Bollywood sources that the makers have turned really serious about the feedback given by netizens over the teaser of the film.
When the teaser of this Om Raut directorial was released a month ago, there was huge criticism of the visual effects of the film. Some have even felt that the lead hero Prabhas is also not original in the film but only a computer-generated one. Also, they have made comments on the walk style of the Hanuman character and his vanara-sena. Though the director initially denied all the criticism saying that the large screen experience will give a new feel regarding the movie and that mobile phones won’t really reflect the quality of the content, he has finally understood the need to deliver cutting-edge visual effects.
Reports are coming that a new Visual Effects Studio from Canada and another one from the UK were incorporated into the work now as they will be changing the existing renders of the movie, and will be improving the animation work inside Adipurush to the next level. The overall expenditure for this improvement is said to be costing roughly ₹100 crores for the producers. As long as the quality output is coming, even the makers are not worried about the extra investment.
This post was last modified on 8 November 2022 6:05 pm
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