ACID FACTORY, a Sanjay Gupta production which is directed by Suparn Verma (EK KHILADI EK HASEENA) is all set to arrive this Friday. After it's much hyped unveiling that took place in IIFA last year, the film has been pretty much in the news for it's all macho star cast comprising of Fardeen Khan, Irrfan Khan, Manoj Bajpai, Dino Morea, Aftab Shivdasani and Danny Denzongpa along with femme fatale Dia Mirza.
While promising that the film will bring in a different dimension to how thrillers are perceived, Suparn also talks about the challenges faced during the making of the film, the casting as well as the target audience he has in mind once ACID FACTORY is unveiled in theaters this Friday. Describing it as a 'serious hardcore entertainer thriller', Suparn also insists that the film is every bit the tagline that reads - 'Some thrillers go too far; this one starts from there'!
ACID FACTORY doesn't appear to be one of those films that can be made in a jiffy! A lot of effort would have went into it's pre-production as well. Director Suparn Verma discloses the details, ''The film has taken me 2.5 years to make. It has been a long journey. I scripted the film for 11 months. Then quite some effort was further required to be spent since it's a mutli starrer and people across various age groups and style had to be chosen we shot for the film last year. This year has entirely gone into post production. We could have in fact hurried it up a little but then due to producers' strike, we had some spare time in hands.''
Of all the actors that he has worked in the film, he seems to be in quite some awe of Danny... Adds on Suparn, ''He works on a very personal and emotional level. If you give something of yourself, he would give his all to you. For my film, he went out of his way to make things happen since he believed in the film. We share a wonderful relationship. I am privileged to be knowing both Danny Sir as well as Feroze Khan saab. They were and they are the true rock stars. In fact Danny Sir would literally romance a new generation from here on.''
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