Actor Govinda recently revealed that he rejected the “Avatar” privilege of one billion dollars, which was valued at 18 rupees, quoting a medical cause. In an interview with the actor Mukesh Khanna, Govinda said he was pleased with the offer, but had to reject the money and did not want to adhere to the shooting for 410 days because he was afraid that he might get the hospital.
Govinda’s interest was that the film would have been required to draw his body to get the blue appearance. In the movie, James Cameron decided to make the characters appear blue; She did not have cinematic popularity and this made strange characters distinct. He said that Al -Akhdar was already linked to foreigners, and human -like colors such as pink and brown were not considered foreign enough.
Jovanda also claimed that it was the one who suggested the title of Cameron’s Avatar. James told me that the hero in the movie was handicapped, so I said I did not do the movie. He gave me 18 rupees, and said he would ask me to shoot 410 days. I said this is fine, but if I drew my body, I will be in the hospital .. He said in the interview.
Avatar laid new criteria in making movies
Avatar, which was first released in 2009, witnessed many major actors such as Sam Workington, Zoe Saldana, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez and Sigourney Weaver. The film got more than two billion dollars at the box office, and thus became the highest in all times.
James Cameron’s Avatar was filmed using a combination of motion capture, CGI, and 3D technology, creating a breathtaking Pandora world. Cameron has developed new techniques to capture the movement to record the performance of the actors in detail. Unlike traditional methods, his team used a “virtual camera” that allowed him to see letters and digital environments in actual time while photographing actors in the motion capture studio. Actors wore special suits and facial excavators to capture even the smallest expressions, making NA’VI characters feel incredibly life. The result was an amazing masterpiece that set new criteria for making films, becoming one of the highest films of all time.
