The Making of 'Guntur Kaaram' under Time Pressure
The task at hand, however, is formidable: completing the remaining scenes within the next four and a half months
Production on "Guntur Kaaram" has resumed following a production delay, sparking rumors that director Trivikram has decided to scrap a significant portion of the already filmed story and start anew. As filming recommences, Manoj Paramahamsa has taken on the role of cinematographer, stepping in for PS Vinod.
The task at hand, however, is formidable: completing the remaining scenes within the next four and a half months. Both Trivikram and Manoj are facing the challenge of meeting this tight deadline. The movie's release, set for Sankranthi 2024, presents an additional hurdle for the team.
With a limited time frame available, swift and efficient action is imperative. The pressure to finish the shooting process looms large, as the team not only must capture regular sequences but also depict multiple battle scenes and record five songs.
To ensure the film's timely release for the Sankranthi festival, the filmmakers are under intense pressure. The truncated timeline demands meticulous planning and coordination between Trivikram, Manoj, and the rest of the production crew.
Their collective efforts will be crucial in transforming the project into a cinematic masterpiece that can captivate audiences come release day. As the countdown to Sankranthi 2024 begins, the industry and fans alike eagerly await the outcome of this ambitious endeavor.