For a movie being directed by a star director, it is not just hero but villains are also equally important to set the fire on a high tone for the clash. Here comes a budding actor, who got that mega chance.
Fondly called Charan, he is actor Charandeep who is featuring as a villain in the upcoming Telugu movie 'Billa Ranga'. Also he is a sought after villain in Tamil circuits as he playing star hero Vijay's antagonist in 'Jilla' movie. Right now, he is picked by ace Telugu filmmaker Rajamouli for his upcoming mythical flick 'Baahubali'. With Prabhas being a hulk, and Rana having that macho look, it seems like Rajamouli is in need of a villain in stunning six-pack looks. And there comes Charandeep, fitting the bill perfectly. In a flick that is supposed to be a war of all muscular men, this new comer is going to set the equations strong, say unit members of Baahubali.
A schedule involving all the lead cast including this new entrant Charan is going to start for Baahubali. Rajamouli is going to film high octane war scenes this time, and we already know that 2000 junior artists are also joining the crew this time.
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Director S.S Rajamouli is often referred to as Mr Perfectionist and is known to be a tough task master. Yet he has a bad reputation for taking a long time to complete a project considering that he leaves no brick unturned. And there is no change in his style of functioning for his ongoing epic Baahuabli as well. Being shot in Tamil and Telugu simultaneously, the high-budget period drama is due for release in 2015 and this is common knowledge to everyone by now.
The latest buzz is that Rajamouli is going to shoot a single scene of Baahubali for two months. Going by the reports, it’s a crucial battle scene in the movie which requires 2000 junior artistes alongside the stellar cast. Already, the 2000 junior artistes have been trained in horse riding, sword fighting and arm-to-arm combats for over six months under the guidance of trainers from Vietnam. Action choreographer Peter Hein is conceiving this action sequence along with Jakkanna. VFX team is also working hard on this particular battle sequence.
Starting in December, the scene will be shot for about two months. Apparently, this scene requires lot of planning and preparation. It involves designing of war machinery, weapons, battle formations and hence, pre-visualization and concept art is going to play vital role. Qualified production designers are said to be in place already. Perhaps, this could be the first scene in Indian cinema to be shot this long. Rajamouli might take a long time, but never compromises on quality.
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The big news that is doing rounds in social circles is that 'Baahubali' making video is a rip of something available on internet. But truth is not something so much complete to think negative about that making-video, but it is quite simple.
In fact the concept of making video happens to be a purchased theme from popular motion graphics source provider 'Videohive'. Actually anyone can visit that site to purchase the video themes, but what needs is an expertise of video editing and working with motion graphics in software like Adobe After Effects. Even Baahubali making-video team led by Rajamouli's son Karthikeya might have visited the same website and felt that one particular theme will suit their needs. So, they have incorporated their stuff into that ready-to-modify theme and added original background score. So, there is nothing like copying here, but it is a matter of selecting and purchasing a graphics video and modifying it.
For your information, many Telugu movie initial credits ideas are something purchased from the website 'videohive.net' and modified according to the needs. So, don't worry Baahubali fans, we know what plagiarism is and what is not!