Director Kiran Raj reveals puppy in 777 Charlie was trained for 2 years, says I did proper research on dogs
India Today
In a recent interview, director Kiran Raj talked about his upcoming film 777 Charlie and how it will influence people in a positive way. He also revealed that the dog in 777 Charlie was trailed for about two years.
One of the most awaited films of the year, 777 Charlie, is just a few weeks away from its release. In a recent interview, director Kiran Raj spilt beans about the making of the film. He also highlighted how 777 Charlie will impact the audience in a positive way. Rakshit Shetty will be seen next in 777 Charlie, which is gearing up for theatrical release on June 10.
777 Charlie's aesthetically pleasing trailer was unveiled on May 16. It gave the idea that the narrative is centred around Dharma, played by Rakshit, and his dog Charlie. During an interview with IANS, director Kiran Raj said, “All over the country we are getting feedback on the audience literally crying at the end of the trailer. The movie is an emotional roller coaster. I am sure pet lovers would love it undoubtedly. Those who are not connected to pets, will start liking them after watching the movie.”
He further described how the casting of a Labrador puppy was done for 777 Charlie, revealing that he trained for about two years. "I have chosen the Labrador breed for the movie on purpose as it is highly expressive. It also aids the plot of the movie. When I saw the super hyper puppy, I decided to cast it. The puppy was trained for 2 to 2.6 years. There is a scene of Charlie hugging actor Rakshit Shetty, for that one year training has been given," he said.
777 Charlie is getting a pan-India theatrical release on June 10. The film is releasing simultaneously in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi. 777 Charlie has Rakshit Shetty, Raj. Shetty, Sangeetha Sringeri, Danish Sait, and others in the lead roles. The film is directed by Kiranraj K. Nobin Paul is composing the music for the film and it is produced by Rakshit Shetty and G.S Guptha.
