I am working with foreign crew for LONDON DREAMS - Vipul
August 27, 2008 1:46:58 PM IST
Joginder Tuteja, Bollywood Trade News Network
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 Vipul Shah is currently stationed in London for the pre-production of LONDON DREAMS. Getting all arrangements in place before he wields the megaphone again after NAMASTEY LONDON, Vipul Shah is looking forward to camera rolling from mid-September.
''These have been exciting times'', says Vipul, ''There were celebrations galore after the super-success of SINGH IS KINNG and from there on I have moved straight to London for filming LONDON DREAMS. Life is busy and fun. I am looking forward to working with Salman Khan and Ajay Devgan since it would be for the first time I am getting together with them.''
Divulging his plans around shooting for LONDON DREAMS, Vipul says, ''One thing that I have learnt after working on films like NAMASTEY LONDON and SINGH IS KINNG is that it always pays to hire a foreign crew when choosing a location outside India. They understand the dynamics best and in case of an emergency, they come handy. I started this practice for my films with NAMASTEY LONDON and later for SINGH IS KINNG too, I hired a local crew. In fact whenever any portion of my films has been shot outside India, the crew has been out and out local.''
''I had a fruitful experience doing so and now I am sure that each of my projects, including LONDON DREAMS which is being prominently shot in London apart from some shoot in India as well, would have some very good contribution from the local crew'', Vipul informs.
After a non-stop month long schedule in London, the cast and crew would return to India for some crucial portions to be shot.
''We should be able to wrap up the principal shooting in quick time post which there would be good investment in post production, something which is quite vital in current times'', reasons Vipul, ''I am planning to bring the film in May/June 2009 timeframe.''
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