When Allu Arjun described his upcoming film (working title A22XA6) with director Atlee as, ‘very international presentation with total Indian sensibilities,’ few could envision what he meant. But with ensemble cast and state-of-the-art technology being used to shoot the film, many are getting a hang of it. The latest is that Japanese-British breakdancer and choreographer Hokuto Konishi is also part of the project. He shared several BTS pictures from the film sets, and fans couldn’t stop raving about the magnitude of the project.

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Japanese-British break-dancer and choreographer Hokuto Konishi shared BTS pictures of Allu Arjun from the film sets

A22XA6 is ‘insanely massive’

Allu Arjun’s film has been progressing briskly in Mumbai over the last three months. Although members of the cast and crew have taken frequent breaks and have paused the work, we have learnt that the schedule is still on. The spotlight has once again turned on the film with Hokuto Konishi revealing that he has been working on the A22XA6 project for over a month. He has always been so curious about the Indian film industry, and so this was definitely the best dive right into the deep end. Although Hokuto is not at liberty to talk about the project, he promises that the film is going to be ‘insanely massive.’ Hokuto shares that his experience of delving deep into a new film industry and understanding different cultures is liberating.

Hokuto Konishi also revealed that he has been working on the Allu Arjun-Atlee’s film (A22XA6) for over a month

Mumbai schedule, a long haul

According to sources close to the unit, director Atlee intends to complete major sequences involving international technicians and actors in Mumbai. He feels that logistically, Mumbai is a comfortable place for production and to work with the global crew. As such, the shooting schedule in Mumbai has been a long haul. “Several technicians and stuntmen are presently in Mumbai working on the film at a specially built VFX set. Allu Arjun has been taking frequent breaks and travelling to Hyderabad and other places while Mumbai continues to be his workplace.”

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