RRR Train Scene: Video Explains What Rajamouli Did
Of course, the visual masterpiece made by famous SS rajamouli in the form of "RRR" on the silver screen has already been seen by the entire country. Then there are many who question how this India's celebrity director created certain sequences, and those who believe they are simply computer graphics. But if you look at how things are done, you can't help but like rajamouli even more.
We have to note that rajamouli and his crew worked very hard on the train bomb sequence, which happens to be the first-ever meeting between ram and bheem within RRR. They relied entirely on visual effects to create the scenario, but they also carefully created and assembled the various elements. To begin with, only two train bridge pillars were installed in ramoji film city to film ntr and Charan's scenes. They obtained miniatures of the train constructed in the united states and brought them to RFC for the shoot to photograph the oil-wagons collide.
After that, a Surpreeze VFX, Denmarks team went to Rajahmundry's British-era road-rail-bridge and scanned the entire area for textures and topography. Later, at their visual effects lab in Copenhagen, Denmark, they put everything together, adding extra fire and other components. Finally, the scene developed into a high-octane action drama that gave everyone shivers.
We have to note that rajamouli and his crew worked very hard on the train bomb sequence, which happens to be the first-ever meeting between ram and bheem within RRR. They relied entirely on visual effects to create the scenario, but they also carefully created and assembled the various elements. To begin with, only two train bridge pillars were installed in ramoji film city to film ntr and Charan's scenes. They obtained miniatures of the train constructed in the united states and brought them to RFC for the shoot to photograph the oil-wagons collide.
After that, a Surpreeze VFX, Denmarks team went to Rajahmundry's British-era road-rail-bridge and scanned the entire area for textures and topography. Later, at their visual effects lab in Copenhagen, Denmark, they put everything together, adding extra fire and other components. Finally, the scene developed into a high-octane action drama that gave everyone shivers.