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Ganesh gets the global touch

Sony Entertainment Television’s mythological show Vighnaharta Ganesh is not only known for its interesting depiction of mythological stories but also the technology that goes into the final creation of the show. Those, who have an idea of editing, know how...

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Mar 20, 2020 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television’s mythological show Vighnaharta Ganesh is not only known for its interesting depiction of mythological stories but also the technology that goes into the final creation of the show.

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Those, who have an idea of editing, know how tough it is to create VFX edits and how much time and effort goes into the same. While making day-to-day episodes still becomes easier with passing time, some major sequences like wars, which require heavy motion, take longer. Sharing details, Kartikey, aka Basant Bhatt, said, “I am quite excited to see how this entire thing comes out and am sure audience too would be captivated by it.”

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