Kichcha Sudeepa starrer Vikrant Rona is only a few weeks away from its release and many of them are quite excited about it. The film seems quite visually appealing and it definitely wasn’t an easy task. It seems that they had to use more than 800 VFX artists to create the world of Vikrant Rona in 3D.
A source close to the film said, “The makers brought together the best artists to execute the visual wonder that Vikrant Rona is. In order to perfect the scenes, they even rehashed and planned the scenes over and again. They wanted Vikrant Rona to be the biggest 3-D experience in Indian cinema.” The source went on to add, “The film is one of a kind thrilling experience. Not only is the film a visual wonder but is also very rich with content, music and talent.”
Vikrant Rona is one of the most ambitious projects of Kichcha Sudeepa. Talking about the VFX of the film, the lead actor Kichcha Sudeepa shared, “The use of VFX is incredible. It was more of a learning experience for me. The visuals are very appealing and the fans will enjoy watching the film”. Revealing more about it, director Anup Bhandari added, “The scale of the film is very big and there were a lot of parallax shots in the film that were tailor made for 3D. It is an experience that I am confident people will really enjoy.”
Vikrant Rona is releasing worldwide in 3D on July 28. The team showed the 3D trailer and the ‘Ra Ra Rakkamma’ song to the media fraternity across the country recently and it garnered quite a bit of positive reviews. The film is presented by Salman Khan Films, Zee Studios and Kichcha Creatiions in North India. The film, produced by Jack Manjunath under his production Shalini Artss, is co-produced by Alankar Pandian of Invenio Origins the film. It will be distributed in North India by PVR Pictures.
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