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Zanjeer Made in Japan!
By: Tupaki Desk | 26 Jun 2013 1:26 PM GMT
Tollywood’s Mega Power Star Ram Charan Teja’s most anticipated Bollywood debut venture “Zanjeer” is getting ready to hit the screens soon. The problems that were troubling this film were almost shattered. New energy is being observed in the entire film unit of “Zanjeer”.
The film unit members of “Zanjeer” are now flying to Japan to do research on the latest Japanese technology for sound streaming as a part of DTS Mixing. Previously, few products in India which have Japanese technology were mentioned as ‘Made in Japan’. Now Ram Charan’s film “Zanjeer” is getting advanced technology from Japan and hence this film can have the tag ‘Made in Japan’.
Sources from the film unit stated that the film producers of this flick are quite confident on banging the box office all over India. They were impressed with the collections of Ram Charan’s Tollywood flick. Even though this film fails at Bollywood box office, it has the capacity to be a commercial entertainer in Tollywood. Taking this aspect into consideration, film makers are not hesitating on investing lump sum money on latest technology.
The film unit members of “Zanjeer” are now flying to Japan to do research on the latest Japanese technology for sound streaming as a part of DTS Mixing. Previously, few products in India which have Japanese technology were mentioned as ‘Made in Japan’. Now Ram Charan’s film “Zanjeer” is getting advanced technology from Japan and hence this film can have the tag ‘Made in Japan’.
Sources from the film unit stated that the film producers of this flick are quite confident on banging the box office all over India. They were impressed with the collections of Ram Charan’s Tollywood flick. Even though this film fails at Bollywood box office, it has the capacity to be a commercial entertainer in Tollywood. Taking this aspect into consideration, film makers are not hesitating on investing lump sum money on latest technology.
