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'The Raavan-Jatayu fight sequence in Ramayana alone took six and a half years to complete,' says Nitesh Tiwari: 'Thousands of people have worked on it'
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What Happened?
Filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari revealed that the Raavan-Jatayu fight sequence in 'Ramayana' took six and a half years to complete, involving thousands of artists and technicians.
Key points
- The Raavan-Jatayu fight sequence took six and a half years to complete.
- Thousands of artists and technicians worked on this sequence.
- The design of Ravana's Pushpak Viman took nearly two years to finalize.
- Around 40 to 50 designs were explored before finalizing the Pushpak Viman.
- The final design of the Pushpak Viman was different from the initial concept.
Key insights
- The lengthy production timeline reflects the increasing complexity of action sequences in Indian cinema.
- This project may set a new standard for future mythological films in terms of production scale.
- The iterative design process for the Pushpak Viman indicates a commitment to authenticity in visual storytelling.
Why it matters
The extensive effort in creating the Raavan-Jatayu fight sequence highlights the dedication and scale of modern Indian filmmaking.
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Nitesh Tiwari· PersonRamayana· EventRaavan· CharacterJatayu· CharacterPushpak Viman· Technology
Source
Times of India
