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India’s most expensive film, made on a budget of Rs 835 crore, is not Adipurush, Kalki 2898 AD, Brahmastra; It is…

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The film’s visual effects are being crafted by DNEG, a British-Indian VFX powerhouse with eight Academy Awards in the Best Visual Effects category.

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India’s most expensive film, made on a budget of Rs 835 crore, is not Adipurush, Kalki 2898 AD, Brahmastra; It is…

The film’s visual effects are being crafted by DNEG, a British-Indian VFX powerhouse with eight Academy Awards in the Best Visual Effects category.

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Financial Express broke the news in Uttar Pradesh, India on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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