
As he shares his experience working as a DOP for various genres and scales as he says he was used to Shankar’s style of work from Enthiran where they used to work continuously for 20 days and then take 10 days of break.
But here in Sye Raa, the work was too huge to handle and that is when he started to lose cool not once but many times during the schedule of 220 days.
And that doesn’t mean he was pressurized. He says he had built a good rapport with Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan when he did Khaidi 150 and leaves the audience with the hints on how exciting the climax, interval, and fort attack scene came out.
The film is slated for the release on October 2nd.
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