The audio for Dasavatharam with Himesh Reshamaiah’s music and lyrics by Vaali and Vairamuthu will be released in October. If India’s stuntmen followed those procedures, they would not be risking their life and limb. There is a strong emphasis on action in Dasavatharam, and Kamal says the stunts featuring him and Asin were performed without taking risks, thanks to the “small tricks” that Hollywood has perfected. This would make the entire scene rich in detail, including sound. The audio for such a scene is normally handled with far fewer people lending their voice, but here, it will be 5,000 people. Kamal has dubbed in 10 different voices for 10 characters and the subtleties of each character have been brought out without digital manipulation, according to the audiographer, Sridar.Ī sample of the intensity of the project is available from a scene featuring 10,000 people. Sets are being created with 100 workers in Chennai for two songs, which cost close to Rs.three crores, according to the publicists.Īsin makes Dasavatharam unique not just with colour, but by giving her own voice to her character, which the producers say is her very first such move. If Rajnikan’s Sivaji created a new standard for the grandeur of sets in the Chennai film industry, Dasavatharam may yet best it with two that are being built, again by Thotta Tharani.
The adrenaline here flows thanks to Thyagarajan Master, an experienced associate of Kamal. The other piece of action is Kamal in a chase sequence in Chidambaram. Hollywood action director Joop took 20 days to shoot this sequence. Some of the thrills in Dasavatharam include a gripping fight sequence featuring Kamal Hasan in a face-off with himself. “The fact that the Chief Minister enjoyed the pictures with youthful enthusiasm and pinched my cheek with affection as if I were a kid is equivalent to celebrating the success of Dasavatharam with a huge function,” says Kamal.
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The film’s publicists say Dasavatharam is so full of interesting themes that Mr.Karunanidhi apparently called up Vairamuthu who was in Australia and conveyed his enthusiasm. Even the songs and dances (Himmesh Reshamiyya) lack spectacle and Kamal Haasan's sundry avtars only remind you of his earlier avtars which clicked: Hindustani and Chachi 420.Kamal Hasan’s Dasavatharam packs tremendous energy into a unique screenplay and visual imagery that has impressed not just the film industry, but Chief Minister M.Karunanidhi as well. Yet, it has a feel of kitsch, despite the director's attempts to sculpt it as a racy thriller. It's an international plot about apocalypse, spanning the cycle of Karma and Continents. All this, even as Dubya wants to talk to Manmohan Singh! The only avtars that actually work are the tough temple priest who is bundled off into the deep blue sea with a deity, an Indian investigator, designed for comic relief and an Indian scientist from the US who must save a deadly vial, manufactured in a US lab, before it destroys mankind. And yes, we are supposed to believe Sherawat, pout et al, is a CIA trained operative from Pakistan.
In fact, most of his foreign avtars are funny which include a Chinese martial arts expert and a renegade FBI killer who teams up with pole dancer Mallika Sherawat in a cross-continental chase.
Daring, we'd like to insist only the make-up and the fake appearance borders more on the comic. Review: Like Dasavatharam, Kamal Haasan's ambitious venture which sees him playing ten roles which include a take on George Bush too. Synopsis: Experiments aren't always successful.
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