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Rajni romances Ash in a glass chamber
Film-maker S Shankar, who is currently directing South Indian superstar Rajnikanth and the Bachchan bahu Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in his sci-fi big budget film Endhiran, has created a huge glass chamber-like structure to shoot a romantic song sequence.
It is believed that the structure which took almost over two weeks to construct will only be used to film some shots that will be a part of a particular romantic duet. A close unit hand says, "Aishwarya and Rajnikanth will be filmed romancing each other inside this glass chamber for a romantic duet. It is a completely closed structure and so shooting cannot take place continuously. They will do few shots inside this with Rajni and Ash. The entire song is not being filmed inside this structure. It is most probably being used to enhance the visual appeal of the song sequence."
The film which has Rajnikanth playing a double role, has an enormous budget of Rs140 crore, perhaps making it the most expensive film to be made in India till date.
