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Ferrari Ki Sawaari makers spend lakhs on mosambis

How much money would you spend on mosambis (sweet lime)? Not lakhs, for sure. But that’s exactly what the makers of Ferrari Ki Sawaari, starring Sharman Joshi, have spent on the fruit.

Updated on: Jul 17, 2011, 14:39:07 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Take a guess. How much money would you spend on mosambis (sweet lime)? Not lakhs, for sure. But that’s exactly what the makers of Ferrari Ki Sawaari have done on mere fruit.

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Apparently, the Sharman Joshi-starrer features a song about life, and the lyrics compare it with mosambi. The song was being shot in Mumbai during the off-season of the fruit and although the crew had planned to get loads of mosambis for the shoot, the makers were told they were falling short of the requirement. Then, it became a task for the team to hunt for ripe mosambis as per the visual demands of the song.

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After going through a lot of struggle, on the morning of the song shoot in the city, the film’s team finally managed to arrange for mosambis worth Rs 5 lakh from the wholesale markets.

“We were shooting for the song in Mumbai and were told that due to the off-season, there aren’t enough fruits available. Initially, the crew panicked, but after a lot of struggle and spending a huge amount, we managed plenty of mosambis for the song sequence,” confirms director Rajesh Mapuskar.

Produced by Vidhu Vinod Chopra and directed by Rajkumar Hirani’s assistant, Mapuskar, the Ferrari Ki Sawaari shoot is very much on schedule, contrary to reports about the film being delayed. After completing the first schedule recently, the team embarked on its second schedule from June 9 onwards. The first schedule, in fact, saw the filming of two songs composed by music director, Pritam.

In the second schedule, actor Boman Irani, who plays a pivotal role in the film, joined the team with the lead actor of the film Sharman Joshi. The film will be 50 per cent complete at the end of the second schedule. The makers plan to complete the shooting by November.

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