I offered to rewrite the script without the tsunami and end it with the train sequence… Now people nonchalantly talk about Rs 20 to 30 crores, but back then it was huge. “Towards the end of the filming, during the tsunami sequence, we realised we needed a crore more to achieve the visuals written by me for the climax. The actor said he was also thankful to “Dasavatharam” producer V Ravichandran for not comprising on the film’s scale, ambition and grandeur. Haasan recalled reaching out to producer Mukta Srinivasan for his opinion on his script and incorporated his suggestions.
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The actor said “many directors” turned down the film’s script saying they didn’t “understand it,” except for Ravikumar, who was convinced the movie would be a winner. I can say I learnt democracy during the making of this film,” he said in a statement. There were many masters to teach and learn from and cinema was the ultimate master and very forgiving when we failed in some parts, definitely more forgiving than the audience who made it a hit. “‘Dasavatharam’ was a masterclass for me on every technical aspect. Haasan, 66, who also wrote the screenplay, said “Dasavatharam” was a film that taught him the true meaning of “democracy”. “Dasavatharam”, which was under production for nearly three years, became a massive hit upon its release in 2008. Directed by K S Ravikumar, the film starred Haasan in ten distinct roles. The untrained artist worked hard to portray the art form to the acclaims of the legends in Kathakali.‘Dasavatharam’ clocks 13 years: Kamal Haasan says film was ‘masterclass’ for himĪs Kamal Haasan celebrated 13 years of his sci-fi action thriller “Dasavatharam” on Monday, the actor-filmmaker took a trip down memory lane to share what went behind making the film, which he said was nothing short of a “masterclass” for him. Kunjukkuttan in 'Vanaprastham' showed the Kathakali artist in Mohanlal. He mentioned that the rope that was used for the shoot was a real one which was used to hang a criminal before the movie shoot. The then jailor was in tears when the actor was at the hanging scene. The actor recollects his memories of the movie shooting days at Kannur prison and the hanging shoot moments. In 'Sadayam', Sathyanadhan faces the noose and succumbs to death penalty. The actor mentioned that all these characters were close to his heart though he fondly elaborated more on his characters in 'Sadayam' and 'Vanaprastham'. A', Vincent Gomez in 'Rajavinte Makan', Sethu Madhavan in 'Kireedam', Balan in 'Thazhvaram', Joji in 'Kilukkam', Sathyanadhan in 'Sadayam', Aadu Thoma in 'Sphadikam', Anandan in 'Iruvar', Kunjukkuttan in 'Vanaprastham' and Rameshan Nair in 'Thanmathra'. The selected 10 characters were listed in the consecutive order as Balagopalan in 'T P Balagopalan M.
It was with his conversation with journalist Sreekanth Kottakal at MBIFL 2020 that he candidly shared his mind. Thiruvananthapuram: Celebrated and blessed actor Mohanlal unleashed his feelings and thoughts on his 10 selected characters from his varied sector of movies.
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