NEW DELHI: The makers of ‘Sonchiriya’ faced a lot of hardships in order to get the authenticity of the 1970’s era as the movie is set in that era.
‘Sonchiriya’ is shot in the remote areas and villages where there were no basic facilities available.
The cast and crew included 400 people and it became a point of difficulty for the makers. A lot of things were considered to perfect the authenticity as it was required to get the raw and rustic vibes.
Since the story is set in the Chambal district, the characters learned the Bundelkhand dialect and to prep and get the fluency the cast was insisted to converse in that language on set, even during the breaks.
The story of ‘Sonchiriya’ is set in the 1970s showcasing a small town ruled and dominated by dacoits.
Multiple gangs fight over the struggle to attain power. The cast dons fierce avatars in sync with the theme of the film.
Starring Sushant Singh Rajput, Bhumi Pednekar, Manoj Bajpayee, Ranvir Shorey, and Ashutosh Rana in lead roles, Sonchiriya presents tale set in the era of dacoits.
‘Sonchiriya’ promises to be a power packed action film giving a glimpse of the glorious years if dacoits in central India.
Shot in the valleys of Madhya Pradesh, Sonchiriya presents an ensemble cast with an intriguing storyline.
Directed by Abhishek Chaubey who has earlier presented ‘Udta Punjab’ and ‘Ishiqiya’, ‘Sonchiriya’ presents a rooted tale set in Chambal.
The movie is slated to release on February 8.
(AGENCIES)
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