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Sabu Cyril is an Indian film production designer. Having worked in 72 feature films and 500 ad films. Having worked in 72 feature films and 500 ad films. He has won four National Film Award for Best Production Design , four state awards, six Filmfare Award for Best Art Direction (including south ), five International Indian Film Academy Awards , and many other awards.
Apr 29, 2017 · Sabu Cyril is an award winning production designer who created the grand and realistic sets for the two Baahubali films. He talks about his challenges, his collaboration with Rajamouli and VFX, and his experience with other filmmakers.
Sabu Cyril is an Indian art director and production designer who has worked on films like Enthiran, Baahubali and Ra.One. He has won 19 awards and has been married to Snehalatha Sebastian since 1986.
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Jul 25, 2014 · Sabu Cyril Interview: The Illusionist. By Neelima Menon. Jul 25,2014. 25 years, 113 films and 3,500 ad films later, 52-year-old Sabu Cyril is still hard at work. Shuttling between humongous sets, sketching thrones and crowns on his note pad, shouting out instructions to his bevy of assistants, and brain storming with cinematographers, he is ...
May 12, 2017 · When Sabu Cyril began working on Baahubali he knew there were two things he couldn’t, or rather shouldn’t, use—glass and gun powder. This was a period when there was no glass or gun powder ...
Apr 27, 2017 · Sabu Cyril interview. Srivatsan. Chennai, UPDATED: Apr 27, 2017 20:15 IST. When Baahubali: The Beginning won international acclaim for its scale and grandness, little did people know that it was Sabu Cyril's unparalleled works. From the lay of the land to the kingdom of Mahishmati, around 15,000 sketches were designed to make Baahubali possible.
May 23, 2022 · Sabu Cyril, the National Award-winning production designer, talks about his work on RRR, the SS Rajamouli film set in the colonial era. He reveals the challenges, the research, the miniatures, and the CG effects he used to create the realistic world of the film.
