When Sagar was aired on Vasantham recently, viewers were flabbergasted to see that the 2012 film, supposedly set in Sydney, was actually shot in Singapore.
In the opening sequence for the song "Ondharli Morning", lead actor Prajwal Devaraj can be seen envisioning a memory, illustrated by a shot of the Sydney Opera House. But when the footage cuts to the actual unfolding of events, he's actually jogging at the Helix Bridge, with the Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum looming behind him. Throughout the song, the film continues to cut to other scenes in Sydney, of the Harbour Bridge and the Royal Botanic Gardens, for example.
And if you had any doubt at all that the whole music video was shot in Singapore, it also moves to other parts of Singapore, like the ION Orchard and bustling Raffles Place.
Feedback on the deceiving choice of location has begun pouring in on the film's upload of the music video on YouTube, which until now had only been filled by compliments on the song, which we have to admit, is pretty catchy.
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When Sagar was aired on Vasantham recently, viewers were flabbergasted to see that the 2012 film, supposedly set in Sydney, was actually shot in Singapore.
In the opening sequence for the song "Ondharli Morning", lead actor Prajwal Devaraj can be seen envisioning a memory, illustrated by a shot of the Sydney Opera House. But when the footage cuts to the actual unfolding of events, he's actually jogging at the Helix Bridge, with the Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum looming behind him. Throughout the song, the film continues to cut to other scenes in Sydney, of the Harbour Bridge and the Royal Botanic Gardens, for example.
And if you had any doubt at all that the whole music video was shot in Singapore, it also moves to other parts of Singapore, like the ION Orchard and bustling Raffles Place.
Feedback on the deceiving choice of location has begun pouring in on the film's upload of the music video on YouTube, which until now had only been filled by compliments on the song, which we have to admit, is pretty catchy.
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