Hari Hara Veeramallu Boasts 6000 VFX Shots to be done in Iran
Hari Hara Veeramallu, starring Power Star Pawan Kalyan, was expected to arrive in June, but the release has been pushed yet again;
A film that was meant to roar into theatres is now caught in a loop of delays. Hari Hara Veeramallu, starring Power Star Pawan Kalyan, was expected to arrive in June, but the release has been pushed yet again. Post-production delays and unfinished VFX work have forced the makers to hold off. For fans waiting since Bro, it’s another stretch of silence.
The film, produced by AM Ratnam and helmed by director Krish Jagarlamudi with Jyothi Krishna’s support, is being made on a huge scale. Much of the technical work, including VFX, is being handled in Iran and a few other countries. With no confirmed date in sight, the team insists they’re holding off only to ensure the quality is top-notch.
The numbers reveal the scale: Hari Hara Veeramallu has a staggering 6000 VFX shots, each crafted with nearly 10 layers of detail. Just the climax alone has cost around 25 crores. The team isn't cutting corners and wants the final output to stand apart from typical period dramas.
As July 4 is rumored to be the new target, there’s a twist: Vijay Deverakonda’s Kingdom is already locked for that date. Whether Hari Hara Veeramallu joins the clash or finds a new window, one thing’s certain: the film is shaping up to be as intense off-screen as it promises to be on-screen.