Producer-
director
Dayaal's
long
cherished
dream
of
shooting
major
portions
of
a
film
in
a
rented
train
has
been
fulfilled.
All
the
portions
which
required
to
be
shot
in
a
train
has
now
been
completed
for
his
new
film
Circus.
Dayaal
becomes
emotional
when
he
recounts
as
to
how
this
pet
dream
project
had
eluded
him
despite
his
best
efforts
and
became
possible
only
after
Ganesh
gave
a
nod
to
his
project.
"The
script
was
ready
nearly
a
decade
ago.
Many
people
in
the
Kannada
film
industry
knew
that
I
had
written
this
script
with
lot
of
passion
and
had
even
worked
out
the
minutest
details
for
the
production
design.
But
nothing
was
happening
despite
my
best
efforts.
I
had
even
contacted
many
corporate
who
were
agreeable
to
make
this
film
but
were
not
agreeable
for
using
the
train.
That
was
because
getting
the
permission
to
shoot
in
trains
and
renting
it
from
the
Indian
Railways
was
not
all
that
easy.
But
I
did
not
want
to
compromise.
For
nearly
a
decade
my
ambition
remained
a
pipe
dream
until
I
had
an
opportunity
to
brief
the
subject
with
Ganesh
during
the
making
of
Gaalipata
for
which
I
was
an
executive
producer.
Everything
fell
into
place
thereafter.
And
I
am
very
happy
that
I
have
completely
finished
the
train
portions
of
the
film
in
Mysore,
Sakleshpur
Railway
lines.
I
had
to
rent
out
a
train
and
I
did
take
many
risky
shots
in
the
train
and
also
on
the
railings.
All
the
artistes
fully
co-operated.
I
am
sure
these
sequences
will
look
extremely
thrilling
on
the
screen," says
Dayaal
who
has
completed
the
Mysore
portions
of
the
shooting
for
Circus.
Ganesh
and
Archana
Gupta
are
the
leading
pair
in
this
film
which
has
music
by
Emil
and
camera
work
by
Shekhar
Chandru.
Two
songs
of
the
film
will
be
shot
in
Austria
and
Germany.
Later
the
film
will
be
shot
in
Bangalore
for
eight
days
before
wrapping
up.