Warning cast shoots in water

Filmmaker Anubhav Sinha feels that the cast and crew of his new film "Warning" would need patience and courage to shoot water sequences.

"Loads of love, patience and courage to the cast of #WARNING. They will spend next four weeks in water everyday 12 hrs a day, " Sinha tweeted.

Directed by debutant Gurmmeet Singh, the 3D horror flick, revolves around a group of friends. The entire crew from the cameraman to other technicians has been hired from abroad.

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Anubhav Sinha's massive on-sea set!

A massive set for the director's next is being built on the open waters of Fiji

For the first installment of his upcoming survival films, Anubhav Sinha is currently having a huge set constructed on the sea, which is a first for Bollywood. The set for the film that is being shot in Fiji is a massive one, built 200 metres into the sea. 

Anubhav says, “Yes, you have to see the set to believe it! Plus, we are making a 100 metre-long jetty on the ocean. At least 90 per cent of the film is shot in the water and in 3D. I just hope we finish the film as per our budget.” 

Incidentally, the Fiji government is also providing some aide to the filmmaker.

“The government here is very helpful and that makes things easier for us. The government is helping us with all the materials, or else it would have cost us R 2 crore to make it.”

The director is said to be enjoying his time shooting in Fiji and is expected to be back in Mumbai on Friday.

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