Usually a film unit would prefer to shoot scenes abroad be it songs or story
demanding locations. But what is the need for Music Directors to either record
or re-record sounds in abroad like arr doing in london, czech etc.. for indian
movies... when ARR himself owns a complete new hi-tech studio to international
standards in Chennai. For that sake even other chennai music directors
sometimes do record songs & bgms in abroad or other indian cities' studios when
there are hi-tech studios in chennai itself. Why is this practice ? or What
could be the fact other than reasons like chennai studios are booked for some
other movie projects on the dates required. Coz such practice involve heavy
expenditure for that producer ??
Mohd Nash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ItÂ’s official now. AVM came up with an
announcement on Friday, the 10th of May on the release date of its next Magnum
Opus production - Sivaji.
The worldwide release date has been announced as 31st May.
Generally, expectations soar high where Shankar's movies are concerned - it
just got bigger with Rajini.
Sivaji will be AVM Productions' 168th movie. With Sivaji, Rajini's will
be completing his century in Kollywood. Another interesting fact is, this movie
is AVM-Rajini combo's 9 th venture together. Incidentally this is Shankar's 8th
movie, which happens to be his lucky number.
If you suppose Rajini-Shankar-AVM combination is big enough, then think again.
Because all the biggies in their respective fields of expertise have worked for
Sivaji. Camera by KV Anand, art direction by Thotta Dharani, editing by Antony,
dialogues by Sujatha, music by AR Rahman, lyrics by Vaali, Vairamuthu, Na
Muthukumar and Pa Vijay and stunts by Peter Haynes just to name a few.
AR Rahman's hard work seems to have obtained the desired results. As Sivaji's
songs, which are repeatedly broadcasted by all radio stations, are now the talk
of the town. The movie's BGM and re-recording, which have come out
exceptionally well and far more superior have been done at London and Czech
Republic's capital Prague.
Stunt master Peter Haynes' fight scenes have been made aiming at perfection. KV
Anand has used the latest technology "Super 35 and 4K." It is the first time
that 4K technology is being used for a Tamil movie. Sivaji will also be the
first Tamil movie to have more number of prints than ever before. According to
the press release every teeny weeny bit of detail is taken care of.
http://www.behindwoods.com/tamil-movie-news/may-07-03/14-05-07-sivaji.html
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