Ajay Devgan will be seen once again with Tabu

Ajay Devgan is busy these days in Bhola, the Hindi remake of South's Kaithi. In Mumbai, he is completing the last schedule of the film. Sources associated with the film said that Ajay Devgan will complete it in the next seven to eight days.
A dance number of Bhola will be shot further in Mumbai. The majority of the film has been shot inside Ramoji Studios in Hyderabad and on the outskirts of that city. That is because Ajay Devgan is in the role of a prisoner in it. The prisoner helps the policemen injured by the gang of dreaded goons of the city. He is also an expert in driving a prisoner lorry. In such a situation, the sequence of hundreds of goons chasing the lorry has been shot in the jungle areas.
Of course, Ajay Devgan's nephew Danish Gandhi is assisting him. He wants to try his luck as a director going forward. Ajay Devgan has a lineup of four films till the middle of next year. They are ThankGod, Drishyam 2 and Maidan. The date of Bhola will be decided in view of their release. However, if the sources on the set are to be believed, the director of this film is Ajay Devgan himself.
Being technically proficient himself and giving some different visuals, Ajay Devgn captured those scenes in 8 setups with his cinematographer Aseem Bajaj. By the way, shooting with multiple camera setups has its own advantage. The advantage of this is that it is easy to match continuity in the action sequence. The editing department is easy. If there is no multiple camera setup, two different shots have to be taken twice. Due to this, the continuity of the shots taken does not match among themselves.
The sources claimed, 'This film also belongs to Ajay Devgn's banner. Like Runway 34, it is going to be a high budget. Its budget is also going to be 80 to 100 crores. That is because Ajay Devgan is also going to do a lot of VFX in it to improve it visually. Also, it is an action genre film. It takes a lot of technical equipment to shoot it. The daily expenses of the equipment that are coming are Rs 13 to 15 lakhs. Leave aside the cost of other units and technical things. Various scenes are being shot with dozens of equipment including cameras, jimmy zips, dud bikes, and track cars.
This remake has many changes compared to the original film Kaithi. For example, in the original film, the role of a police officer was played by male actor Naren. Naren got a lot of popularity from that character. That role has been given to Tabu in the remake. In this way, in addition to Drishyam 2, she will also be seen as a police officer in this film. The villain role has been given to Deepak Dobriyal. In recent years, Deepak Dobriyal was seen in the role of Hardcore Villain in the film Dabangg.