Suparn Varma's AATMA makes a 'Brave' move

The new technology came with a heavy cost, but Suparn says, "We feel honoured to have used this technology in India for the first time. Ours is the second horror movie after MAMA to have used it. We had to spend extra seven days post the production for Atmos Dolby. But it seemed well worth it, at the end of the day. Sound is the key for any horror film and we didn't want to compromise on that aspect. We wanted to get the best."

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Atmos Dolby is said to give a 4-D effect in sound creating a dynamic effect, depending on the theatre capabilities. It supports up to 128 audio tracks and up to 64 speaker feeds. The Atmos Dolby technique, now available only for commercial films, is expected to be available for home videos as well.