These days a film is being liked a lot at the box office, that too when it has been re-released. This film is ‘Tumbaad’, which has been re-released after six years. The audience is liking every aspect of this film. Apart from the strong story, the way the action-packed horror scenes have been shown has given people goosebumps.
‘Tumbaad’ is the story of a family that builds a temple of a demon named Hastar. They want to get his cursed wealth, due to which they do all this in greed and start facing disastrous consequences. Soham Shah has played the lead role in this film. At the same time, Mohammad Samad has played the role of his son, who is shocked when he comes to know about his grandmother. The grandmother who scared everyone, do you know who she is and how she prepared.
Who played the grandmother in ‘Tumbaad’?
In the film ‘ Tumbad ‘, the role of Dadi is the most dangerous. She is connected to some demon named Hastar, whom her family members repeatedly scare by saying ‘Go to sleep, otherwise Hastar will come.’ When her face covered with nails is shown in the beginning of the film, she looks no less than a ghost. You will be surprised to know that the role of Dadi was played by a 12-year-old child.
n ‘Tumbaad’, VFX was used from Sweden and background from America. The production team worked very hard. The look of the evil god Hastar in the film was initially kept such that a special suit was made for it and the artist used to perform wearing it, but it did not work. Similarly, a lot of thought had to be put in to make the character of the grandmother terrifying.
How did a 12 year old child become a 500 kg grandmother?
The look of the grandmother that was decided in this film was 500 kg. That means after using the prosthetics completely, the weight was increasing to this much, but it was not fun. After this, the design of the grandmother was changed.
The person who played Soham Shah’s son in the film also played the role of the grandmother. She was given the look that you see in the film with the help of prosthetic makeup.
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