India’s first movie entirely shot in the Ladakh valley, “On the Road,” is set to captivate audiences in Telugu, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam languages.Renowned filmmaker Mr. Ram Gopal Varma unveiled the first look posters and trailers of “On the Road,” praising the stunning visual aesthetics and the slick appearance of the film. He extended his congratulations to the dedicated team and conveyed his best wishes for its success. The film is helmed by director Mr. Surya Lakkoju, a frequent collaborator with Mr. Ram Gopal Varma.
A Western-Inspired Journey
On the Road Director Surya Lakkoju, known for his fondness for the Western film genre, chose to craft a simple yet compelling narrative within the constraints of available resources, against the awe-inspiring backdrop of Ladakh’s landscapes.
Challenges and Dedication of the Cast of On the Road
Male protagonist Raghav Tiwari shared the challenges of portraying a complex character, emphasizing his meticulous approach to breathe life into the role, resulting in a gratifying performance. The female lead, Swati Mehra, expressed her excitement about her debut film On the Road experience, filmed amidst Ladakh’s breathtaking vistas. Despite daunting filming conditions with low oxygen levels, she faced health issues during the climax scenes, eagerly awaiting the audience’s reception.
A Unique Filming Process of On the Road
Mr. Ravi Singh, who played a pivotal role in the film, described the distinctive filming experience, “Working on ‘On the Road’ was very different from my previous projects. With no bounded script, we developed much of the storyline on location through rehearsals and improvisation. While we enjoyed the process, we are eagerly anticipating a positive response.”
The Production Journey
The film On the Road is produced under the banner of ‘SPL Pictures’ by Mr. Surya Lakkoju and co-produced by Mr. Rajesh Sharma. It is written and directed by Surya Lakkoju, featuring cinematography by Gifty Mehra and music by Surbhit Manocha. The production team confirms that the first copy of the film is ready, and the censor process is currently underway.
