Kanguva: Amazing glimpses of these places of the country will be seen in 'Kanguva', a thousand-year-old story created by traveling around the world.

Ever since the teaser of tamil superstar Saravanan Sivakumar aka Surya's mega-budget film 'Kanguva', which is going to be released this year, was released, the audience has been desperate for its story. Now that it has become clear that the story of this film is spread over 100 years and the characters of the past are going to meet the present, then there is also curiosity about when, where, and how the film will be shot. Hui? And, was this film also shot only on a green screen i.e. Chroma inside the studio, or did the film team even go out of the studio for this?

The three mega-budget films released this year, 'Fighter', 'Operation Valentine', and 'Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan' were not liked by the audience because most of their shooting was completed with the help of special effects. This was also considered the weakest link of the films released after 'Avengers Endgame' of Hollywood's Marvel Cinematic Universe and due to this, all the scenes in the new MCU film 'Deadpool and Wolverine' have been shot at real locations. Studio Green, the film company that made the film 'Kanguva' has also done something similar.

In the film 'Kanguva', Bobby Deol plays the role of the villain, and actor surya plays the role of a brave warrior who is back in his element after a hundred years. The film tells the story of two different periods and to make these periods look real on screen, its makers have shot the film in real locations around the world. Not only has the film been shot at many attractive places in Europe, Thailand, and Sri Lanka, butthe filmmakers also discovered many such places in the country for this film, which will be a different experience to watch on screen.

According to the information, some important parts of this film, made with a budget of around Rs 350 crore, have been shot near Chennai and some parts have also been shot in Puducherry. But, to shoot a spectacular sequence of the film, director Siva of the film 'Kanguva' chose the forests of kodaikanal in Kerala andan important scene with Suriya was shot here. To make the scenes of the film realistic, its makers have used the latest techniques of cinema.

Shiva, director of the film 'Kanguva', is elated with the unprecedented love received for the teaser of the film. Now he is cutting the trailer of the film in such a way that every person watching it becomes desperate to watch the film. The film's production company Studio Green has been a South cinema giant. Hindi cinema director Rohit Shetty has converted the 'Singham' series made by this company into his police universe.