Actor Govinda recently revealed that he dismissed the Arab-dollar franchise ‘Avatar’, for which he was a price of Rs 18 crore citing a medical reason. In an interview with actor Mukesh Khanna, Govinda said that he was thrilled with the proposal, but had to reject the money and did not want to be committed to shooting for 410 days as he was afraid that he could be hospitalized.
Govinda’s concern was that the film would need to portray his body to get a blue appearance. In the film, James Cameron decided to show the characters in blue; It did not have a cinematic popularity and made it separate foreign characters. He said that Green was already associated with aliens, and colors such as pink and brown were not considered sufficiently foreigners.
Govinda also claimed that he was the one who had suggested the title Avatar to Cameron. James told me that the hero was disabled in the film, so I said that I am not doing the film. He offered me Rs 18 crore for this and said that I have to shoot for 410 days. I said that is fine, but if I paint my body, I will stay in the hospital .. ”He said in the interview.
Avatar has set new standards in making films
Avatar was first released in 2009, which included several leading actors such as Sam Worthington, Zo Saladana, Stephen Lang, Mitchell Rodriguez and Sigorni Weaver. The film grossed over $ 2 billion at the box-office, making the highest grossing film of all time.
The avatar of James Cameron was depicted using a mixture of motion capture, CGI and 3D technology, creating the breathtaking world of Pendora. Cameron developed a new speed capture technique to record the actors’ performance in detail. Unlike traditional methods, his team used a “virtual camera”, which allowed him to see digital characters and atmosphere in real time when filming the actors at a motion captaincy studio. The actors worn special suits and facial leakage, even to catch the smallest expressions, felt the NA’VI characters incredibly lifetid. The result was a blind surprising work that set new standards for filmmaking, which became one of the highest grossing films ever.
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