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News18
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Chiranjeevi's 'Vishwambhara' In Final Shoot Underway, Makers Promise Grand VFX Shots
Published By : Chirag Sehgal IANS Last Updated: 'Vishwambhara' is the dream project of director Vassishta, who impressed audiences and critics alike with his debut film 'Bimbisara'. If sources in the industry are to be believed, megastar Chiranjeevi's much-anticipated socio-fantasy entertainer 'Vishwambhara' will feature an unprecedented number of VFX shots, raising the bar for Indian cinema and promising an immersive cinematic experience like never before. Sources claim that the film, which is currently in its final stages of post-production, will be a visual extravaganza. Top-tier VFX studios from Tollywood, Bollywood, and Hollywood are powering the film's post-production work. Sources claim these teams are working with meticulous attention to detail, aiming to deliver world-class visual effects that match global standards. Industry insiders close to the project describe Vishwambhara as a magnum opus in the making, one that will be well worth the wait. The universes tremble. The world wobbles. The stars shudder – On ONE MAN'S ARRIVAL 💫 #VishwambharaTeaser out now ❤️🔥▶️ Team #Vishwambhara wishes you all a very Happy Vijaya Dashami ✨ MEGA MASS BEYOND UNIVERSE 💥💥 MEGASTAR @KChiruTweets @DirVassishta — Vishwambhara (@TheVishwambhara) October 12, 2024 For those unaware, 'Vishwambhara' is the dream project of director Vassishta, who impressed audiences and critics alike with his debut film 'Bimbisara', which was also known for its strong visual effects. Backed by the renowned UV Creations, the film is being mounted on a grand scale, with no compromise on quality or creativity. The producers are reportedly sparing no expense to ensure Vassishta's vision is fully realised. Post-production work is nearing completion, and the team, including Chiranjeevi himself, is reportedly thrilled with the progress. The makers are expected to announce the release date soon. The film presents a grand canvas blending mythology, emotion, and cinematic spectacle. Leading the ensemble cast is Megastar Chiranjeevi, with Trisha Krishnan and Ashika Ranganath in significant roles, alongside Kunal Kapoor. Visual storytelling is in the expert hands of cinematographer Chota K Naidu, while the rich world of Vishwambhara has been intricately crafted by production designer AS Prakash. The film, which boasts a stellar technical crew, has been written and directed by Vassishta and produced by Vikram, Vamsi, and Pramod under the UV Creations banner. First Published:
The Guardian
19-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
‘This trick is incredibly risky for him': Ankit Ghosh's best phone picture
In a narrow lane in Kolkata, West Bengal, Ankit Ghosh paused for a moment to take this photo. Ghosh was among crowds attending Vijaya Dashami, the last day of the Durga Puja, a festival he describes as 'cultural potpourri'. He says, 'It's celebrated all across India, but there is no other place to experience it better than West Bengal. As this was the grand finale, the atmosphere was one of joy, pride and celebration.' The man in the photo is Ghosh's neighbour. 'He's a fine performer of this trick, which you don't see very often; it is generally saved up for special festivals and celebrations,' Ghosh says. 'The liquid in the air is kerosene [paraffin], which is spat upwards through a lit matchstick to create these cloudy flames. 'It's actually incredibly risky for him: he has ailments related to his liver and kidneys, so he's now strictly forbidden from putting the kerosene in his mouth. But, for the love of his art, he decided to do it one last time.' Ghosh's picture has been shortlisted in the youth competition of the Sony World Photography awards 2025. 'I hope this image will stir feelings of pride and relatability,' he adds. 'It's just a snapshot of how culturally diverse India and its festivals are. Even one lifetime isn't enough to experience everything.' The Sony World Photography awards exhibition is at Somerset House, London, until 5 May;
