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Raaka: Atlee And Allu Arjun's Film Sets Guinness World Record For Most People Motion-Captured In Real-Time; BTS Video Will Blow Your Mind - Watch

Atlee's Raaka , starring Allu Arjun and Deepika Padukone , is undoubtedly one of the most-awaited upcoming movies. On Monday, Atlee celebrated his 40th birthday, and the makers shared a special announcement revealing that the film, even before its release, has set a Guinness World Record. Raaka has set a Guinness World Record for the Most People Motion-Captured in Real-Time. 37 performers were…

Raaka: Atlee And Allu Arjun's Film Sets Guinness World Record For Most People Motion-Captured In Real-Time; BTS Video Will Blow Your Mind - Watch

Raaka, the upcoming film starring Allu Arjun and Deepika Padukone, has achieved a historic milestone by setting a Guinness World Record for the Most People Motion-Captured in Real-Time. According to Sun Pictures, 37 performers were simultaneously captured, marking a global triumph that takes Indian cinema to the world stage.

The makers celebrated the achievement by sharing a behind-the-scenes video showcasing the motion-capture technology used in the film. The BTS video highlights a particular shot featuring all 37 performers together, which is said to be a mind-blowing visual experience.

Allu Arjun and Atlee, the director, received the Guinness World Records certificate for this historic achievement. Atlee expressed his pride and gratitude, stating that growing up, he had heard about Guinness World Records but never imagined that his film would achieve such a feat. He credited the entire team for believing in the dream and making it a reality.

The BTS video has garnered attention and excitement among netizens, with many praising the film's visual effects and expressing great expectations for Raaka.

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