“The film’s gripping story requires effects that are in line with the theme. This has been my toughest film so far. Kamal always want to push the bar and strongly believes that special effects should not be visible. All I can say now is that you can’t identify where special work has been done,” he says.
Careful about what he divulges, Madhu says he can talk at length about the effects and techniques used in more than 1,400 shots in the movie, post its release. ‘Vishwaroopam’ is Madhu’s fourth movie with Kamal Haasan, after ‘Thenali’, ‘Aalavandaan’ and ‘Unnaipol Oruvan’. He even won the National award for his work in ‘Aalavandaan’.
“I couldn’t work in Dasavatharam though the movie had a lot of scope for VFX because I was working on ‘Spiderman’ then,” says Madhu. Ask him if ‘Vishwaroopam’ will match Hollywood movies in terms of the visual element, and Madhu confidently says , “I would say yes. If the makers of ‘Matrix’ and ‘Lord of the Rings’ like ‘Vishwaroopam’, you can imagine how the movie is.
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