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Nani Pushes Physical Limits for Paradise Fight Sequences
Paradise is a new action thriller starring Nani.
Its stunt choreographers said the fight scenes were very difficult to make.
Nani reportedly did many physically demanding moves himself.
He kept asking for more takes even after scenes were approved.
His chains and braided hairstyle made some stunts harder.
The team used those details to create a special spinning-bun style.
Two major fights were influenced by Korean action movies.
The film is directed by Srikanth Odela and is planned for release worldwide on September 24.
Stunt choreographers Ram-Lakshman called Paradise one of their toughest assignments in more than 250 films.
They said Nani performed demanding moves himself and repeatedly requested additional takes.
The film’s chains, braids and spinning bun were incorporated into its fight choreography.
Ram-Lakshman said two major sequences were designed with Korean action cinema as an influence.
Director Srikanth Odela was described as highly specific, while Paradise is scheduled for worldwide release on September 24.
- Who
- Actor Nani, stunt choreographers Ram-Lakshman and director Srikanth Odela are central to the report.
- What
- The choreographers discussed Nani’s demanding fight work and the distinctive action design for Paradise.
- Where
- The comments were made in an interview with Gulthe Pro, while the film is planned for worldwide release.
- When
- Paradise is scheduled to release worldwide on September 24; the report does not specify a year.
- Why
- The team sought to create a fresh action style with new body language, a different hero setup and Korean action-cinema influence.
Key facts
- Film
- Paradise
- Genre
- Action thriller
- Lead actor
- Nani
- Director
- Srikanth Odela
- Action choreographers
- Ram-Lakshman
- Action influence
- Korean action cinema
- Release
- Worldwide on September 24
Quotes
Ram-Lakshman
Stunt choreographer duo who designed Paradise’s action sequences
“Paradise is different because all the experience we’ve gained over the years can’t really be compared to this. Paradise is new, new body language, new hero setup, new vibe, new emotional angle, and a completely new backdrop. That’s why, even after all our experience, we’re putting that aside and starting fresh like kids.”
indianexpress.com
“Nani worked really hard on Paradise. Watch how he knocks down, gets up, rolls around, restrains people, drags them up and down, even pulls them by the head. All this means he’s laid it all out there.”
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