Filmmaker Anurag Singh, the visionary behind the highly anticipated "Border 2," has recently addressed audience and critic concerns regarding the dim lighting in the film's climactic battle sequences. While the movie has garnered widespread praise, a segment of viewers noted issues with the visibility during crucial action scenes.
Addressing the Climax Lighting Concerns Director Anurag Singh clarified that the climax was never intended to be dark. "The climax is not meant to be dark. It is set in the evening, but I think due to projection issues, it feels darker in some cinemas. In most theatres, it appears fine," he explained. This suggests that the perceived darkness in certain screenings is a technical hiccup rather than an artistic choice for the evening setting.
Swift Corrective Measures Underway To ensure an optimal viewing experience for all audiences, Anurag Singh confirmed that immediate corrective actions have been initiated. The production team has sent a detailed communication to all theatres, providing guidance on how to resolve the projection anomalies. Furthermore, they are actively updating the film prints in cinemas where the climax has been reported to appear darker than intended. This proactive approach aims to swiftly rectify the issue and align the on-screen presentation with the director's original vision.
The Demands of Large-Scale War Action Singh also delved into the formidable challenges involved in orchestrating the large-scale action set pieces in "Border 2." "Action is always tough to shoot. And action in a period war film is even more challenging," he stated. He specifically highlighted the demanding nature of the trench warfare and tank sequences, which required immense planning and execution. Despite the difficulties, the director expressed his enjoyment of a good challenge, underscoring the dedication and passion poured into bringing the epic war drama to life. The film continues to be praised for its grand scale and thrilling sequences, especially Sunny Deol's much-anticipated return.
