Hyderabad:
Nandamuri
Kalyan
Ram,
who
was
last
seen
on
screen
in
the
movie
Kalyanram
Kathi
in
2010,
is
all
set
to
make
his
grand
comeback
with
Om,
which
is
touted
to
be
the
'first
3D
stereophonic
Telugu
film'
and
'India's
first
3D-action
flick'.
The
buzz
is
that
the
makers
of
this
mega-budget
movie
have
roped
in
the
Hollywood
technicians,
who
have
earlier
worked
in
3D
smash-hit
Avatar
and
Promethius.
Reports
suggest
Kalyan
Ram
wants
to
add
an
edge
to
his
plot
in
Om
by
adding
3D
format
in
it
and
make
it
the
first
Telugu
film
in
3D.
Hence,
he
has
hired
technicians
like
David
Mike
Taylor,
Markus
and
JE
Patel,
who
have
worked
on
movies
like
Avatar
and
Prometheus.
A
source
from
the
production
unit
says
that
their
visual
sense,
work
discipline
and
their
uncompromising
attitude
are
amazing.
Om
is
going
to
be
one
of
big
budget
movies
in
Tollywood.
Kalyan
Ram,
who
is
producing
the
film
under
the
banner
of
NTR
Arts,
is
leaving
no
stone
unturned
to
make
it
an
extravagant
project.
He
has
been
shelling
out
hefty
amount
on
its
making.
A
source
from
the
production
house
says
that
he
shelled
out
Rs
13
to
Rs
15
crore
to
hire
the
Hollywood
technicians
and
they
are
worth
of
it.
However,
Om
is
directed
by
Sunil
Reddy.
Besides
production,
Kalyan
Ram
is
playing
the
male
lead
in
the
film.
Kriti
Kharbanda
and
Nikesha
Patel
are
playing
female
leads
opposite
him.
It
is
set
for
a
summer
release.
Talking
to
leading
daily,
Kalyan
Ram
says,
"We
are
setting
a
trend
and
laying
a
roadmap
for
other
filmmakers
here.
So,
we
need
to
go
all
out
and
give
it
our
best."