Brahma is a family entertainer not a period drama: R. Chandru

Director R. Chandru’s upcoming romance drama Brahma appeared to be a historic film through images revealed, but now the filmmaker has cleared that the venture is a modern-day flick and holds all elements of life. The stills of the film shows Upendra in awarrior attirefighting with enemies but Chandru cleared the air saying, “Our film is a modern-day family entertainer, with the right amounts of romance, action and sentiment included. There is, however, a 10-minute story arc that is set in the 16th century, which seesUpendraplay a warrior.”

The director further adds about his project, "We created a story board for the sequence, along with stunt master Thriller Manju, and then shot the scenes in front of green screens. But not everything is going to be created graphically. We used 200-odd artists to play soldiers, who will be digitally multiplied to show thousands onscreen.” He also unfolds that the clothes are made according to the requirement. The horses used in the flick are 75 in total and it took around a month to organise them. The film depicting four generations stars Pranitha Subhash, Nassar and Shayaji Shinde in the lead along with Upendra and is financed by Manjunath Babu.