Ra.One's
success
have
given
birth
to
a
new
3D
trend
in
Bollywood.
The
filmmakers
are
now
all
set
to
churn
out
shorter
action
flicks
that
can
make
the
best
use
of
3D,
a
format
that
is
staging
a
strong
resurgence
worldwide.
When
we
talk
about
3D
movies,
the
nation's
first
3D
movie
My
Dear
Kuttichathan,
was
made
in
Malayalam
in
1984,
and
dubbed
in
Hindi
in
1997,
the
technology
that
remained
confined
to
a
niche
earlier
is
now
a
hit.
One
of
the
major
complaints
that
most
of
the
film
goers
had
about
Ra.One
was
that
it
was
very
difficult
for
them
to
watch
the
film
for
nearly
three
hours
with
the
required
special
glasses.
But
now
manufacturers
are
trying
to
make
lighter
and
more
comfortable
glasses.
According
to
Nishant
Fadia,
chief
financial
officer
of
Prime
Focus,
Bollywood
is
being
pushed
to
rewrite
its
script
-
to
making
compact,
one-and-half
hour
movies,
like
in
Hollywood,
and
to
doling
out
action
movies
instead
of
lovey-dovey
flicks.