Bhuj Shooting Detail. Bhuj shooting. 60k liter water and 100kg chilli used to shoot action scenes of Bhuj

Bhuj The Pride of India Action Scenes: Superstar Ajay Devgan’s much awaited film Bhuj: Pride of India is in discussion these days. The trailer of this film has been released recently and the trailer has got an overwhelming response. Nora Fatehi, Sonakshi Sinha, Sanjay Dutt are seen in this film with Ajay Devgan. This film is based on the operation of the Indian Air Force and for this, tremendous action sequences have been filmed. A huge budget was spent by the makers for filming the action scenes of this film.

It is being said that up to Rs 50 lakh was also spent on action sequences for a single day. Dainik Bhaskar’s report claims that large scale action scenes have been shot in Bhuj. According to the report, these scenes were used in a very exciting way. 60 thousand liters of water was used for one bridge breaking scene and 100 kg dry chili was used for the second scene. The film was shot for 100 days. When the audience will see these scenes after the release of the film, they will press their fingers under their teeth.

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The film has been sold for 112 crores

Let us tell you that if the budget of the film is huge, then this film has also earned a lot of money. Fajay Devgan’s film ‘Bhuj: The Pride of India’ has been bought by the OTT platform for Rs 112 crore. ‘Bhuj’ has given a tremendous competition to Akshay Kumar’s ‘Laxmmi Bomb’. ‘Lakshmi Bomb’ was sold for 125 crores. Bhuj is releasing on August 13 on the OTT platform Disney Plus Hot Star. Ajay Devgan is going to play the character of Squadron Leader Vijay Karnik, an officer of the Air Force in the film.

Character inspired by real life

Squadron Leader Vijay Karnik played an important role in the 1971 war with Pakistan. In this war, Pakistan attacked the Rudra Mata Air Force Base in Bhuj 35 times in 14 days. In this attack, the Pakistan Air Force had fired 92 bombs and 22 rockets. The air force base was destroyed by these attacks. The commander of this airbase was Squadron Leader Vijay Kumar Karnik. Vijay, along with 300 women from the village of Bhuj, had repaired the airstrip so that the flight carrying the Indian Army could be landed. It is also called the Pearl Harbor Moment of India.