Everyone is working overtime on the sets of Pawan Kalyan’s Sardar Gabbar Singh. Big paintings of sets are pasted on walls in his room in Film Nagar. There is also a miniature of the set at his house.
“He wants everything to go according to the plan. So when he thinks of something he calls the art director who starts on the sketches and once completed, Kalyan wants the full set in painting. When he goes to shoot on the set, he knows what is placed where and how it will look like,” says a technician, who works closely with Pawan Kalyan.
It’s the same with the story too. The actor explains the story to the team. “This brings clarity for the filmmaker about the length of the scenes and how much time it will take,” he says, adding that it also saves time.
The actor also sketches out his thoughts when it comes to characters. “He believes that a villain should not only look physically healthy, but smart too. That’s the reason he selected Sharath Kelkar as the main villain,” says the source. “At times Pawan Kalyan used to sketch the scenes as well, showcasing his artistic prowess,” adds the source.
