Excitement is building as “Ganapath: A Hero Is Born,” featuring India’s youngest action superstar, Tiger Shroff, along with national award winner Kriti Sanon and the legendary Amitabh Bachchan, is set to hit the screens on October 20, 2023. The movie, produced by the leading production house, has taken the anticipation to another level with its jaw-dropping trailer, showcasing majestic locations, heart-pounding action scenes, and impressive VFX.
This much-awaited action film, set in the future, promises a completely new cinematic world for audiences. The production house’s aim is clear – to deliver a visual spectacle that has never been witnessed before. Notably, a significant portion of the film’s crucial action sequences was shot in the awe-inspiring landscapes of Ladakh, further elevating the grandeur.
The action sequences in “Ganapath” are touted to be the film’s major highlight and are designed to set new international standards. The makers are leaving no stone unturned to provide audiences with a top-notch action-packed theatrical experience.
Director Vikas Bahl shed light on the challenging shoot, stating, “We shot on a completely new terrain, an abandoned town above Lamayuru. The weather conditions were unfriendly and erratic, with constant dips in oxygen levels. However, Tiger, Kriti, and Rehman sir dedicated themselves to rigorous practice, even in challenging weather and low oxygen levels.”
The shoot was no cakewalk, with the crew working diligently to overcome the difficult terrain. Director Bahl expressed his gratitude towards the locals who played a pivotal role in helping the team adapt to the tough conditions and successfully complete the demanding shoot schedule.
Director Vikas Bahl, renowned for his work on the national award-winning comedy-drama “Queen,” is steering the ship for “Ganapath Part 1.” The film is a joint production by Pooja Entertainment and Good Co, with distribution handled by UFO Moviez in India and Coconut Movies internationally. It is set to release worldwide in multiple languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.
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Source: Zee News
