New Delhi: As the anticipation around the upcoming action-packed film “Fighter” grows, fans of Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone are in for a treat. Following the revealing motion poster on Independence Day that showcased the film’s principal cast, the team is now gearing up for the final phase of shooting.
Pinkvilla has now exclusively reported that Hrithik Roshan is all set to kickstart the last leg of filming for “Fighter,” a Siddharth Anand directorial. Commencing tomorrow, Hrithik Roshan and the esteemed Anil Kapoor will dive into a week-long schedule in Mumbai. This intensive session will focus on capturing the film’s dramatic climax moments, adding the finishing touches to the narrative canvas. This phase, described by insiders, promises to be a riveting culmination of the film’s storyline.
Additionally, the duo will also be indulging their fans with a vibrant and high-energy party number. Choreographed by the renowned Bosco-Caesar, the song is slated to feature Hrithik, Deepika Padukone, and other members of the cast. This dance sequence, spanning six days, marks an exciting first for both Hrithik and Deepika, promising to infuse the film with infectious energy.
Siddharth Anand, the visionary behind “Fighter,” is determined to make every frame of the film exude grandeur. After the Mumbai schedules, the production is scheduled to shift to international locations. Here, Anand plans to capture the essence of two more crucial songs, bringing his signature flair to each composition. These songs include a romantic ballad and a lively dance number, both orchestrated by the talented duo of Vishal-Shekhar.
Following the dynamic Mumbai shoots, the team will reconvene for a short patchwork schedule in the early part of October. This marks the final leg of the shooting journey, with the makers aiming to wrap up all filming by the latter half of the same month. As Siddharth Anand meticulously handles the intricate details of the film’s post-production, the visual effects work is being diligently carried out by DNEG. Notably, Anand’s strategic approach allowed ample time for the VFX team to fine-tune the action sequences and aerial shots, ensuring a polished and captivating cinematic experience.
