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Award-winning VFX studio roped in for Mohanlal’s Odiyan

The motion poster of Mohanlal’s Odiyan, which was released earlier this year, featured Mohanlal in a totally unrecognizable avatar.

Updated on: Dec 21, 2017, 16:44:09 IST
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Mohanlal’s Odiyan is unarguably one of the most anticipated releases of 2018, and its makers are getting everything right to keep the hype alive. When the motion poster of the film was released earlier this year, it featured Mohanlal in a totally unrecognizable avatar.

Odiyan, starring Mohanlal, is being directed by VA Shrikumar Menon.
Odiyan, starring Mohanlal, is being directed by VA Shrikumar Menon.

After making headlines with its impressive motion poster, the makers bring another major announcement as it has been confirmed that national award-winning VFX studio NY VFXWAALA, lead by actor Ajay Devgn, has been brought on board to take care of the visual effects in the film.

This company has worked on over 200 Indian films, including widely popular biggies such as Theri, Baahubali 2 and Dangal among others. With such a popular company on board, we can expect some great visuals in the film.

The project, which also stars Manju Warrier, went on the floors from August. Prakash Raj is playing a pivotal role in the film, being produced by Antony Perumbavoor under the banner of Aashirvad Cinemas. National Award winning scriptwriter Harikrishnan has penned the script for the film and the production design is being done by Sabu Cyril, while Shaji Kumar is handling the cinematography.

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