Thalaivi: Here’s How Kangana Ranaut’s Public Rally Scenes Will Be Completed Amid Pandemic

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Actress Kangana Ranaut earlier this month updated fans about resuming the shooting of her upcoming film Thalaivi, a biopic on late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. She also shared two pictures of herself in the character from the set.

Fans have been eagerly waiting for Kangana’s film as it was supposed to be released in June this year. However, due to coronavirus pandemic, the filming was postponed. Now that the shoot has been resumed, the latest report reveals that some public rally scenes may be simulated on-screen through computer graphics.

As per a report from SpotboyE, the makers of the multilingual Jayalalithaa biopic has decided to use CGI for public rally scenes. The development comes since COVID-19 is showing no sign of abatement. A source close to the project said to the publication, “Makes sense, don’t you think? It’s going to be months if not years before any filmmaker can shoot large crowds and mobs. We might as well get used to making do with CGs.”

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