50 Days Of Work Behind Vrushakarma’s Massive Cave

A massive cave set built over 50 days has become a major highlight of Vrushakarma. Named Brahmagiri Cave, the set has three chambers and plays an important role in the story.

Director Karthik Dandu said the team built the cave physically instead of depending completely on CGI. Around 20 minutes of the film takes place inside the cave, making its design crucial.

The team studied documentaries and conducted location recce before finalising the setting. Karthik said the film is more than a regular treasure hunting adventure and also has strong emotional content.

Naga Chaitanya, who plays a treasure hunter, praised the grand set and extensive preparation. He said the director narrated the story for seven hours.

Meenakshi Chaudhary also praised the shooting experience. Vrushakarma releases on December 4th.

Really enjoyed introducing our Telugu media to the cave set put up for #Vrushakarma . Thankful to everyone on participating as we tried something new to intrigue .

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