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It's not Nag's hand you see on Shiva poster ..
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Oct 2017 3:44 PM IST
The famous cycle chain poster from Shiva movie, revolutionised the Telugu Cinema promotions and also Indian Cinema has that gave Ram Gopal Verma a chance to make Hindi movies and Telugu movies. The director is back to make a movie with Nagarjuna Akkineni, again after 25 years and director, Teja, who worked for the film as an assistant shared some interesting facts.
Teja said, "The title is designed in a such a way that we wanted it look completely different from other release. We wanted to give complete black background posters with Red title. That is a quite strong message for our film. But National Litho prints chairman called us up saying the red won't be noticeable from a distance, hence, we added some strokes of yellow to it."
He also shared, "After making the logos and designs, we needed photographs and used Nagarjuna's images from Vicky Dada photoshoot. They looked stricking and the hand you see holding the cycle chain is Akkineni Venkat's but not of Nagarjuna. The actor at first got a bit upset for complete black shade on his face but he never objected to what we did. " Teja also revealed that he worked for Rs. 1500 per month for the film.
Teja said, "The title is designed in a such a way that we wanted it look completely different from other release. We wanted to give complete black background posters with Red title. That is a quite strong message for our film. But National Litho prints chairman called us up saying the red won't be noticeable from a distance, hence, we added some strokes of yellow to it."
He also shared, "After making the logos and designs, we needed photographs and used Nagarjuna's images from Vicky Dada photoshoot. They looked stricking and the hand you see holding the cycle chain is Akkineni Venkat's but not of Nagarjuna. The actor at first got a bit upset for complete black shade on his face but he never objected to what we did. " Teja also revealed that he worked for Rs. 1500 per month for the film.