With the film Bhoot, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma introduced a new age horror genre to Indian cinema. The film was a huge hit. Now RGV is coming up with Bhoot Returns. Produced by Alumbra Entertainment and presented by Eros International, Bhoot Returns will release world wide on 12th October 2012 . It is director RGV's first 3D film. The film stars actress Manisha Koirala and JD Chakravarthy and will also release in Tamil and Telugu. Fear works best when it happens where you least expect it and when it happens in situations and to people with whom everyone can identify. Bhoot dealt with a simple everyday couple who get subjected to a ghost in hunted apartment. Carrying that tradition forward Bhoot Returns will be about a family trapped in a terrifyingly supernatural situation.
An engineer along with his wife, his son and daughter moves into a house which is situated near his work place. Soon a series of inexplicable things happen to his family and over a period of time he is forced to accept that there is something supernatural in that house. By the time he decides to rush out with his family one of his kids disappears seemingly swallowed by the house.
DONGALA MUTHA – SHOOTING COMPLETED
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RAM GOPAL VARMA
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SREYA PRODUCTIONS
As announced before the start of the project, Dongala Mutha has completed right on schedule, that is, in just 5 days with a crew of only 8 people including the director. Also, unlike some people believe, this film has not been shot on a 24 hour basis. It’s been shot on plain normal shifts that is from 9 am to 6 pm without a single shift being extended.
This opens new doors and to a new approach towards filmmaking and shows all concerned in the industry what it could never even dreamt have possible.
The speed of the shoot is attributed to the unique structure of the production process -
4 Canon cameras were used to capture every shot in multiple angles simultaneously, with absolutely no lights or additional equipment such as dollys, jibs etc. The entire film has been shot hand-held and in natural light.
4 Canon cameras were used to capture every shot in multiple angles simultaneously, with absolutely no lights or additional equipment such as dollys, jibs etc. The entire film has been shot hand-held and in natural light.
The film stars Ravi Teja, Charmi, Prakash Raj, Laxmi Manchu, Brahmanandam, Subbaraju, Brahmaji, & Supreet. Adding to its list of first-times in the industry is the fact that the entire film is being made on a zero budget. None of the cast or technicians are being paid any monetary remuneration. Their payments will come only from the profits of the film.
Using digital technology to its maximum, the film is racing through its post-production and will be ready for theatrical release on 4th March 2011, that is in just 23 days from day 1 of the shoot.
