VFX making of Bol Bachchan : Bollywood News

Rohit Shetty's latest action comedy Bol Bachchan has managed to enter the Rs. 100 crore club in its third week giving the actor - director duo, Ajay Devgn and Rohit Shetty, a hattrick. Bol Bachchan is an official remake of the popular 1979 film, Golmaal. The movie revolves around how Abbas (Abhishek Bachchan), a financially burdened simpleton, with the help of his comrade Shastri played by Asrani, secures a decent job to provide for his sibling and himself. But unintentionally, due to bizarre state of affairs, he is compelled to hide his true identity before the villagers in Ranakpur. With this, fate takes an important twist in Abbas's life where he finds himself working for the lie-abhorrent Prithviraj played by Ajay Devgn.

One of the biggest contributing factors that aids in its narrative's success is the VFX and post-production segment, executed by the famous Pixion Studios. Headed by VFX supervisor, Naveen Paul, the Mumbai based VFX house has delivered a colossal sixty-eight minutes of visual effects sequences, in a span of five months, with a workforce of over 80 artists working around the clock to achieve the director's vision. Bollywood Hungama gets Naveen to talk about working with Rohit, the post-production process and the creative challenges that made Bol Bachchan.