Titled ‘ Shri Hanuman Chalisa’, this 12 minutes 20 seconds 3D animated poetry is adapted from ‘The Hanuman Chalisa’ written by Indian poet Tulsidas and promises to spread a divine visual poetic experience. “Animated mythological poetry is on its way as Delhi based Charuvi Design Labs, founded and spearheaded by Animation Film Maker Charuvi Agrawal, has recently rolled out the first trailer of their debut animated short based on the verses of ‘Hanuman Chalisa’. The first theatrical trailer for Shri Hanuman Chalisa is released. Blue and Green were used for the clean parts whereas Blacks, Grey and Brown for the polluting arts of the film.” We have used 2 different looks where the parts depicting Toah’s home have been kept clean, simple, shades of blue and the other side of the story has been depicted using darker colors, more details, grunge and subtle animation not to distract the visuals.
How would you describe the look and feel of this short? The film has been created using cel animation and flash. interacted with Anirudh Goutham, Director of Morph Digital Studio to know about the making ‘ Toah’s Ark’: This competition was organised by Barcelona 2013 15th FINA World Championship with the collaboration and technical support of the Museu Olímpic i de l’Esport Joan Antoni Samaranch / BCN Sports Film Festival. The movie has won in the Animation Category. “Bangalore based Morph Digital Studio’s animation short ‘Toah’s Ark’ has won the Planet Water Video Contest. Toah’s Ark, not a student film, wins another award. And as I didn’t want to compromise with the quality of this movie, I ended up using Cinema 4D software for the same.I used three software for this movie, namely 3 D Max Software was used for Modeling the characters, After Effects for the composition and Cinema 4D software for the sequence.” The rendering software crashed while editing this shot. It took me around 15 days thinking about how to make this possible. What challenges did you face in the making of the short? The shot in which several particles had to form into a car within few seconds was tricky. “Rahul Punyani, a Delhi based Arena Animation academy, Rajouri Garden student’s short ‘Virtual Thought’ was screened at ‘ANIFEST INDIA 2013’ and was awarded the ‘Student Category Award’. Virtual Thought, a 2’24” CGI student film, wins an award. These stories are from September issues alone. It has been a busier time than usual for animation, according to Animation Xpress, the Indian industry online newsletter from which these press releases are taken. I am doing another column on Indian animation much sooner than I expected.
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