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News India Live, Digital Desk: Filmmaker famous for his outspokenness Anurag Kashyap Once again in the news. This time he did his latest film ‘Nishaanchi’ Comparison of the technical side of Hollywood blockbuster and the film which received 16 Oscar nominations ‘Sinners’ Has done since. Anurag has claimed that the special effects and portrayal of double roles in ‘Sniper’ is better than Hollywood standards.
“Our work is better than Hollywood”
In an interview given to The Hollywood Reporter India, Anurag Kashyap said that he is very proud of the making of ‘Nishanchi’. actor in film Aishwarya Thackeray Has played a double role. Talking about this, Anurag said, “I can proudly say that the special effects of our film are better than ‘Sinners’. We have filmed the characters of the twin brothers with such naturalness that they appear to be two different people. We shot by keeping a gap of two months between them so that the realism remains.”
Kudos to Red Chillies VFX
Anurag Kashyap credited this achievement to Shahrukh Khan’s company. Red Chillies VFX And gave it to Sylvester. He said that the way the technical details have been worked out is amazing. Referring to ‘Sinners’, he said that even though that film got a record-breaking 16 nominations at the Oscars, the work of ‘Snishanchi’ is more solid in terms of bringing the double role on screen.
Influenced by the working style of South
During the interview, Anurag also admitted that he is now adopting the working style of South Indian filmmakers. He told that in South people do editing along with shooting on the set itself, which brings a lot of clarity in the work. He has done similar new experiments in ‘Sniper’ also.
What is the story of ‘Sniper’?
‘Nishanchi’ is a raw and realistic crime drama based in the backdrop of Kanpur. It is the story of two brothers, Bablu and W, who are completely different from each other. Apart from Aishwarya Thackeray, actors like Monica Panwar, Vedika Pinto and Zeeshan Ayyub are in lead roles in the film. The film is also known for its long duration (about 3 hours) and brilliant background score.
North India Statesman