After his remake of many, who recently became the news that the biggest hit of all time in Bollywood, Sholay will be reformatted in 3D. Ask filmmaker Rohan Sippy, Ramesh Sippy, whose father directed the original film in 1975 if he is struck by the idea of Sholay in 3D, and he says, "Sholay in any format is fun."
Interestingly, this is not associated with 3D sip Sholay. Subhash Ghai's banner Mukta Arts Ketan Mehta working with Maya 3D Digital Sholay. Rohan Although certainly not opposed to the new version of Sholay, has some advice for those involved. "I just hope to do a class project to reformat the 3D movie. Because we have seen recently that the quality of several foreigners 3D movie was average."
Ask him if he is interested in making a 3D movie now that technology is catching up and Rohan Sippy said, "I studied a little bit 3D technology, but there are many factors that go into making a 3D movie. "Techno-savvy filmmaker goes on to detail the essential criteria, while a 3D movie.
"First, the story must be such that the format can be exploited well. On the other hand, the length is an important factor. A 3D film should be as short as possible, as it gives a physical effort for the viewer as to see the movie with glasses. Third budget is a major concern, more need to relearn the whole process of film. "
