Allu Arjun has been one of the most dedicated and workaholic persons from Telugu and Indian Cinema. He is currently working on Raaka, his big budget sci-fi fantasy spectacle in the direction of Atlee Kumar. The movie is produced by Sun Pictures and recently, it created a Guinness Book record for shooting with most people at a time using motion capture.
Reports from Tamil media state that the team is not taking a Diwali break and they are shooting on Diwali weekend. It is a huge festival for Tamil people, as most of the team working is from Tamil industry, many are surprised that Atlee asked them to work during such a festival time.
But the reports answer that as Hollywood technicians have been employed and brought to India for shooting, the team could not afford them to send back during this gap. So, they have decided to continue shoot and even Allu Arjun agreed to this, and he is working even during this festival time.
He took one day break for Sai Durgha Tej engagement and this schedule will continue till third week of November. As team members are not taking a break even during festival time, Allu Arjun has decided to give each crew member a Rs.10,000 gift bonus with a memorabilia to remember.
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Allu Arjun's gesture has impressed the team members and they have thanked him for such valuable gifts, say reports. Till date, Raaka team completed only 40-45% of the shoot and still there is a lot to complete. Meanwhile, Allu Arjun could also join AA23 sets from February, in short gaps.
Lokesh Kanagaraj is fine-tuning the script before going to the sets. Atlee's Raaka team is promising to take Indian Cinema to the world with many surprises. Deepika Padukone is confirmed to be starring as one leading lady while reports suggest Rashmika Mandanna and Mrunal Thakur are also cast in other prominent roles.
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