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Vrushakarma: On-Set Cave Takes 50 Days to Construct
26 Oct
Summary
- A man-made cave set took 50 days to build for the film.
- The Brahmagiri Cave set features three chambers for the story.
- Naga Chaitanya calls 'Vrushakarma' his first mythological thriller experience.
The upcoming mystical adventure thriller 'Vrushakarma,' starring Naga Chaitanya, has commenced promotions with an exclusive media visit to its elaborate on-set cave set. This man-made Brahmagiri Cave took an impressive 50 days to build, featuring three distinct chambers that are central to the film's narrative. Director Karthik Dandu opted for a physical set over CGI to enhance authenticity, with approximately 20 minutes of the movie unfolding within its confines.
The production team conducted extensive research, including location studies and documentary analysis, to create a realistic environment. Director Dandu highlighted that 'Vrushakarma' blends thrilling sequences with emotional depth, moving beyond a typical treasure-hunting adventure. Naga Chaitanya, portraying a treasure hunter, was amazed by the scale of the production, calling it a larger-than-life experience and his first venture into the mythological thriller genre. He also noted the extensive seven-hour narration by the director and the thorough pre-production work.
Actress Meenakshi Chaudhary, who plays the female lead, confirmed that a significant portion of the story is set within the cave. The film also features Sparsh Srivastava as the main antagonist and is scheduled for theatrical release on December 4, 2026.
