Bolly Gossip: Anushka Sharma on why she is that specialize in leading-edge visual effects to entertain audiences

Bolly Gossip: Anushka Sharma on why she is that specializes in leading-edge visual effects to entertain audiences

Anushka Sharma and her brother Karnesh Sharma's love for leading-edge visual effects (VFX).

Anushka Sharma on why she is that specializes in leading-edge visual effects to entertain audiences

There is one thing common altogether of Anushka Sharma and her brother Karnesh Sharma's productions including Phillauri, Pari, and now Bulbbul, their love for leading-edge visual effects (VFX).

Speaking about pushing the envelope in creating unique visual experiences, Anushka recently said, "For us, how uniquely we tell a story is extremely important and that we have always tried to inform our stories as different as possible. I even have always felt that a visible trigger to storytelling is vital to carry the eye of audiences today and it also allows us an unexpectedly new route to present a thought that has never been seen before by audiences."

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Interestingly, all of the three films mentioned above are supernatural-feminist films created for the primary time in Bollywood.

Anushka further added, "Karnesh and that i have always wanted to break-away from traditional ways of telling a story because we feel people have seen enough of the formula and are through with them. That's been our biggest strength. From Phillauri, Pari, and now Bulbbul, while we've accidentally created a sub-genre of supernatural feminist films, we've consciously told the story through the lens of clutter-breaking visual effects."

Talking about the VFX in Bulbbul and therefore the "red moon", Karnesh said, "The red moon in Bulbbul has been highly talked about because it's something unique and that we wanted to use this symbolism. It adds to the aesthetic and it plays up the symbolism that revolution against oppression is that the call of the hour. It worked wonderfully in our storytelling and that we are glad that audiences loved this device and gave us two thumbs up for sticking our necks out."

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