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This is an archive article published on April 4, 2014
The cheer haran sequence in Mahabharat took 20 days to shoot
The cheer haran sequence forms one of the most important chapters in the epic saga Mahabharat, and was quite a daunting task to shoot
A still from the cheer haran sequence in Mahabharat
The cheer haran sequence forms one of the most important chapters in the epic saga Mahabharat, and was quite a daunting task to shoot. Producer Siddharth Kumar Tiwary, who has also directed this particular sequence for the show reveals that it took about 20 days to shoot. “It’s a critical scene that required a lot of detailing and VFX. I took some time to decide how I wanted to show it to the viewers, and spent over a month just to write and plan the scene,” explains Tiwary. In fact, the team is still working on the VFX and according to the makers, it’s one of the best shot sequences in the show.
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