The highly anticipated mythological film 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman' has officially commenced production, marking a significant milestone for the ambitious epic. Filmmaker Vijay Subramaniam took to social media to share the update, posting images of the clapboard from the first day of shooting and revealing that motion capture work has begun. The shoot is taking place at the advanced Galleri5 Cinematic Studio in Bengaluru, renowned for its cutting-edge filmmaking technology.
Producer Shares Excitement
Expressing his enthusiasm, Vijay Subramaniam wrote, "...And just like that today marks an auspicious and grand day! Day 1 of Motion capture shoot of our 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman' begins at the @galleri5 cinematic studio floor in Bangalore. What a journey this has been so far and I cannot wait to see this in the cinemas."
About the 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman' Team
The film is directed by Rajesh Mapuskar, known for movies like 'Ferrari Ki Sawaari' and the National Award-winning Marathi film 'Ventilator'. He is joined by an experienced technical crew, including veteran cinematographer Jehangir Chowdhury. The producer also elaborated on the larger vision behind the project, explaining that The Collective Studios Historyverse was created with the dream of presenting India's rich history to audiences through various formats. He proudly stated that 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman' will be the first project from this vision to reach theaters.
Significance of the Film
Vijay Subramaniam emphasized the importance of the film, calling it a special moment for everyone involved. He praised director Rajesh Mapuskar as the captain guiding the entire team. The producer remarked, "This movie is the first of its kind in the world and who better to guide and power us through this journey than our very own Bajrangbali." He also revealed that numerous teams have been working tirelessly to bring this ambitious dream to life and expressed pride in their efforts. Subramaniam concluded his message by thanking the partners supporting the project and ended with "Jai Hanuman!"
