Ram Gopal Varma's next, after 'Sarkar-3', will shock you. The reason is that it's truly an international film with a universal, Hollywoodish subject. Budget-wise, it's bigger than 'Baahubali' and RGV is seemingly conscious of it. “My first international film to be made at a cost of Rs. 340 cr is 'Nuclear', which will be shot in America, China, Russia,Yemen and India with American, Chinese, Russian and Indian actors. It will be produced by CMA Global, who has had a long-term tie-up with my company for 15 films now," RGV has revealed to the world couple of hours ago. "I have been an avid and voracious reader of both fiction and non-fiction, but never in my life until now have I come across a subject matter like 'Nuclear'. Yes, it's going to be much more costlier than the most expensive film ever made in India, and the reason for that is because the subject matter truly demands that it is filmed on an unprecedented scale," RGV has said sensationally.
"Terrorism is on the top of everyone's minds in the world today, be it America, Europe, Middle East, or Asia. We wake up every morning to hear dreadful news of a terror attack happening somewhere or the other. Incidents like planes bringing down towers, a truck plowing through people on the roads, slaughtering of hundreds of innocent people in Paris, Mumbai, etc, are terrifying enough, but the real and truly unthinkable terror is, what if someone gets their hands on a nuclear bomb? This is not at all an exaggerated fear, but a very plausible reality with so many terrorist organisations intimidating and attempting to take over nuclear-powered countries. The only thing which can be more terrifying than Hiroshima and Nagasaki is, such an explosion happening in our times. It is because of this fear that America acted against Iraq. If an act based on mere suspicion that someone could be in possession of a nuclear bomb cause so much of hate and wedge between the countries of the world resulting in regime collapses, friendly countries becoming sworn enemies, rise of ISIS, etc, then it's obvious that an actual nuclear explosion in a big city like Mumbai can easily trigger World War III and thus end the world," RGV says.
