Sunny Leone turns a warrior queen

Sunny Leone turns a warrior queen
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After Anushka and Tammannah, now it is the turn of B-town bombshell Sunny Leone to turn a warrior queen in her upcoming multilingual film ‘Veeramadevi’ which has been creating a lot of buzz around the historical drama made with a whopping budget of Rs 100 crore. The V C Vadivudaiyan’s directorial flick is being simultaneously made in five  different languages. 

After Anushka and Tammannah, now it is the turn of B-town bombshell Sunny Leone to turn a warrior queen in her upcoming multilingual film ‘Veeramadevi’ which has been creating a lot of buzz around the historical drama made with a whopping budget of Rs 100 crore. The V C Vadivudaiyan’s directorial flick is being simultaneously made in five different languages.

Glam girl Sunny Leone is burning the midnight oil to get command over the Tamil language. The film boasts of a prominent star-cast across Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu film industries including Nasser.

The war sequences that are expected to be one of the greatest cherry-picks of this film are being shot using horses and elephants that are being mobilised from different part of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala.

The actors are being given intensive training to shoot for this sequence. Sunny Leone’s majestic attires will reflect the Indian cultural and traditional ethnicity, which are being designed in Mumbai. With majestic film sets erected in Ramoji Film City and locations in the dense forests of Kerala, the war sequences are being shot in top-notch quality.

Moreover, the most exalted Computer Graphics works are being designed by the finest experts across India and Canada. The man behind the unparalleled CG and Animation works in Hollywood’s celebrated ‘The Lord of The Rings’, ‘Gods of Egypt’ is working as Executive Producer of this department for this movie. A sum of Rs 40 crore have been spent on the CG works for this film, which will definitely be a visual delight for the global audiences.

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