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Dasavatharam - Exclusive trivia |
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| By Behindwoods News
Bureau. |
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July 18, 2007 |
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It must now be stale news that a tsunami effect
is being created for Dasavatharam climax scene.
Well, here’s the latest update. The
scene was shot recently at a 50,000 sq. ft.
area land in which a 100-ft. wall has been
created near Muttukadu. Six machines, which
can generate 20 ft. high waves, have been
imported from the US.
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The set, which was created for a whopping Rs. 3.5 crores,
is said to compete with the likes of Hollywood’s
Day After Tomorrow or Perfect storm.
Initially, the idea was to create this scene through graphics
but the perfectionist in Kamal insisted on something realistic,
more so because the idea may be mocked at with 7 of the
10 Kamals appearing in that particular scene. It is being
rumored that in many of the sequences more than two Kamal
Haasan make an appearance on the screen.
With the climax already filmed, only one more scene is
yet to be shot. It is the helicopter scene to be shot
at the Nehru stadium and at many more landmark places
in and around Chennai. The unit is planning this scene
to utmost perfection but will be shot only after a much
needed three-day rest for Kamal Haasan. The universal
hero has said that he has never before worked so hard
in any of films thus far.
Kamal Haasan goes through at least a three-hour make-up
for every character he plays. And the make-up is not just
for his face but for the entire body. The movie is said
to have been shot for 280 days across the globe –
from USA-Malaysia-Mumbai-Chennai. The cast and crew have
had one of their best experiences while shooting and they
will never forget these 280 days, sources say.
A chasing scene where a Police officer Kamal chases a
baddie in Malaysian Airport, is said to have come out
fantastically and when the chase is on, another Kamal
Haasan character also chips in to help the police man
Kamal. This scene is definitely going to bring the house
down with claps.
Remember you have seen this news exclusively in Behindwoods.com.
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