Choreographer Bosco Martis of Bosco–Caesar fame is all set to make his directorial debut with a movie titled Rocket Gang. Well, it will be a dance horror comedy and with Bosco directing the film, we can surely expect some amazing choreography in it.
Bosco took to Instagram to share the motion poster of the film, he posted, “It’s a proud moment for a son to make his parents proud! Dad you will be missed but Im sure your responsible in making this happen from up there ❤️. And mom your prayers have just made all of this possible. So here we are, announcing the Title of My debut film ❤️This ones for my team and my loved ones. Thanks for all your prayers and support This journey would not be possible without the help of @zeestudiosofficial @shariq_patel @anuragbedii @vyasabhishek77 ALSO WELCOMING OUR SECOND ROCKET GANG MEMBER @nikifying Let the fireworks begin! ? Dance away your fears क्योंकि #NachogeTohBachoge with #RocketGang, a Zee Studios production, coming your way, soon, summer 2021! ? @ZeeStudiosOfficial @AdityaSeal @nikifying @itsamittrivedi @ZeeMusicCompany.”
Well, the most interesting part about the movie is that it will be the first Bollywood film to be shot using a real-time virtual reality technique. While talking to Mid-day about the technique, Bosco stated, “We need to start shooting soon because the film has kids [as the principal cast] and if we wait too long, they won't look the part. An international team specialising in visual effects gave us a presentation about virtual reality that Zee Studios [producer] and I were kicked about. The process will save us time. Earlier, the actors were to perform against a chroma set. But with the VR headset, I can visualise the scene beforehand. After the shot, the actors too can see how the sequence looks, which will help improve their performance.”
Rocket Gang stars Aditya Seal and Nikita Dutta in the lead roles. The shooting of the film will kickstart in a few months.
The exercise saw half a dozen F-35Bs from the Royal Navy facing off against a dozen Indian Air Force jets, including eight Su-30s and four Jaguars supported by an Il-78 AWACS aircraft. (Photo: X/@RoyalNavy)
BRITISH and Indian pilots carried out joint air exercises over the Arabian Sea as the UK Carrier Strike Group completed its visit to India.
The group, led by HMS Prince of Wales, ended its stay after a week in Goa and Mumbai with Exercise Konkan, the regular naval drill between the two countries.
The exercise saw half a dozen F-35Bs from the Royal Navy facing off against a dozen Indian Air Force jets, including eight Su-30s and four Jaguars supported by an Il-78 AWACS aircraft.
The mock air battles tested the pilots’ individual skills, weapons systems, sensors, and tactics against aircraft not usually encountered.
The Carrier Air Wing also operated alongside the Indian Navy’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, gaining experience on joint carrier operations.
Commodore Blackmore, COMCSG, said: “It has been an absolute privilege to work alongside our colleagues in the Indian Navy and Air Force during Exercise Konkan. The professionalism and camaraderie we’ve shared are a testament to the enduring strength of our partnership. Our time in Mumbai and Goa has been truly memorable – both vibrant and welcoming, rich in history, tradition and culture.”
Lieutenant Daniel Randel, a staff officer aboard HMS Prince of Wales, said: “Konkan has been a great opportunity to see how the Indian Armed Forces work. Working with both their Navy and Air Force has been a unique experience in my career so far.”
During the visit, HMS Richmond docked in Mumbai, hosting industry and cultural events and a football match with the Indian Navy that ended 1–1.
Lieutenant Commander Andy Hunt said: “Our port visit to Mumbai was extremely enjoyable. We were very well looked after by our Indian Navy hosts, it was especially rewarding to spend time with them ashore having recently operated with them at sea during Exercise Konkan.”
Leading Engineering Technician Nathan Knight added: “Visiting Mumbai has been a real highlight of the deployment for me. The culture and food in the city was fantastic and the football match against the Indian Navy was great fun.”
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