Karan Johar Recreates Old Delhi For Kalank, Spends Rs 15 Crore For It!
Karan Johar spends Rs 15 Crore & recreates old Delhi for Kalank. The larger than life set has been erected in the film city and the design and structure looks exactly during the 1940s partition times.
Karan
Johar
stands
apart
from
the
rest
of
the
film-makers
in
production
value
as
he
goes
to
any
extent
to
make
his
movies
look
as
real
as
possible
and
doesn't
mind
spending
big
bucks
for
it.
His
upcoming
project
Kalank
is
so
ambitious
that
he
spent
Rs
15
Crores
to
recreate
old
Delhi
just
for
the
film
and
the
larger
than
life
set
has
been
erected
in
the
film
city.
DNA
quoted
a
source
as
saying,
"A
huge
set
has
been
erected
in
Film
City,
which
is
under
heavy
security
to
ensure
that
pictures
of
the
interiors
are
not
leaked.
They
are
also
taking
extra
measures
to
keep
the
look
of
the
cast
under
wraps."
The
source
further
commented,
"Karan
got
Amrita
Mahal
Nakai
to
work
on
the
set's
design
and
structure.
They
have
created
an
old
Delhi
mohalla
with
a
mahal,
where
filming
is
currently
on.
Kalank
is
set
against
the
backdrop
of
the
Partition.
Since
it's
based
in
the
1940s,
the
set
has
been
designed
keeping
that
particular
period
in
mind."
"The
film
is
special
to
Karan
because
his
dad
Yash
Johar
was
keen
that
this
project
should
materialise.
Karan
wants
to
make
sure
it's
one
of
the
biggest
films
he's
ever
produced.
He
wanted
the
whole
set
to
express
the
grandeur
and
scale
of
Kalank," the
source
summed
it
up
to
DNA.
Kalank
is
a
star-studded
movie
featuring
biggies
like
Varun
Dhawan,
Alia
Bhatt,
Madhuri
Dixit,
Sanjay
Dutt,
Sonakshi
Sinha
and
Aditya
Roy
Kapur
in
the
lead
roles.
Varun
Dhawan
was
the
first
to
begin
shooting
for
Kalank
and
Alia
Bhatt
joined
the
shoot
just
a
few
days
ago.
It
is
reported
that
Varun
Dhawan
has
already
completed
shooting
for
a
song
and
the
rest
of
the
crew
will
soon
join
the
shoot
in
the
coming
days.
Say
what
you
want,
folks!
But
Karan
Johar
will
do
anything
and
everything
to
give
the
audiences
an
experience
of
a
lifetime.
We're
sure
that
everybody
will
now
know
clearly
as
to
what
exactly
happened
during
the
partition
and
how
our
country
looked
back
then.