RGV’s international film ‘Nuclear’ above all
Shiva, Sarkar, Rangeela, Satya etc are few of the movies, that created a new trend in the Indian cinema. But Ram Gopal Varma, the man behind such huge entertainers, is facing tough time for quite some time, with the back to back debacles.
However, he has his own identity in dealing the real life characters, or to say the biopics and he never failed in filming such flicks. That is what made the CMA Global, an international film corporation approached him for a film.
Titled ‘Nuclear’, the movie deals with the world war 3. Though it is being made in Hindi, as the subject is universal, it will also be released in several foreign languages. Adding to it, the film will be shot in America, China, Russia, Yemen and India with American, Chinese, Russian and Indian actors.
To the shock of many, the movie is being made with a whopping budget of Rs. 340 crores, that too without international actors remuneration. Needless to say, this is the costliest Indian movie. Unlike RGV’s earlier movies, which he would wrap up mostly in two to three months, RGV is reportedly going to spend a lot of time on ‘Nuclear’, as advised by CMA Global.
If everything goes well, and Nuclear turns out to be a huge success, it would be the first star-less film to surpass the records of all the huge stars films in India, and would also aim the Hollywood movie records.
While Rajamouli is making his way smoother to become popular in Hollywood, RGV has high chances to overtake him with Nuclear, as the subject of the film is universal. Even the status of Indian films would be witnessed at the international level. So the success of this movie is crucial to both RGV and also the country.
