“Veer”-Will Veer’s grow or will he meet a bloody end?
Posted on January 19, 2010
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“Veer”, a period drama about the bravery of a soldier, is slated for release Jan 22. Directed by Anil Sharma, the film features Salman with newcomer Zarine Khan.
Veer is an epic saga and taking center stage is the brave heart Veer (Salman Khan).Veer is the most valiant of the Pindaris, who are enraged by the British, who are imposing their Divide and Rule policy on India.It is not just the British that Veer has to fight against. The King of Madavgarh and his own people also need to be dealt with.Love, revenge, survival, and courage in the face of adversity, makes Veer a mighty warrior.
Salman Khan won’t have to make much of an effort to take his film Veer, an Eros International Media Ltd presentation and Vijay Galani Moviez production,are making all the efforts to take it to international audiences.
Director Anil Sharma without the use of computer effects has given Veer the feel of a classic epic project. “It was shot extensively in Rajasthan where action sequences involving thousands of fighters, horses, hundreds of elephants and camels, including huge sequences such as a train robbery and a full-fledged war were shot. Shootings also took place across the United Kingdom using chariots, vintage costumes, horse carts and items peculiar to the late 19th century.
In fact, it’s the first Bollywood film that has been shot in Buckingham Palace,â€.
Salman took almost 20 years to write this saga of a freedom fighter, a Pindari soldier who fought for social justice and independence. Rarely does an entertainment house get the opportunity to work with superstars to produce a movie of the grandeur and scale of Veer; which is the magic of storytelling on a large canvas, a story written by the lead star himself.
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