"I am introducing 20 new artists in the film. The audition itself was the most exciting. Some of them will be seen in all the three languages. If I can prove to all of you that I have made efforts to present a different film, it would be a great victory for me," he said.
The film's heroine Nayantara and other artists are joining him for the shoot here. "I am most worried about the huge expectations built around this film. We will be shooting for more than one hundred days. Some portions of the film will be re-shot for the Telugu and Tamil versions of the film with a particular set of artists belonging to the Telugu and Tamil film industries," Upendra told reporters.
Upendra also added that he will be using the Super 35 camera for shooting the film. He has not finalised the music director yet but said he plans to select one who would be acceptable to audiences in all the three languages. The film's producer Rockline Venkatesh said he was really impressed with the script and chose to make the trilingual film only because of its content.
