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| Aspect | Details | |--------|---------| | | Bhanu Pratap Singh (debut feature, previously a VFX supervisor) | | Cinematography | Anuj Rakesh – used low‑key lighting and handheld rigs to mimic documentary footage | | Visual Effects | VFX house MPC India created over 250 CG shots, especially for the ship’s decaying interiors and the ethereal apparition of Mira | | Sound Design | Resul Pookutty (Academy‑award winner) layered ambient ocean noises, creaking steel, and an unsettling low‑frequency hum that resonates during “possessed” scenes | | Locations | Filmed on an actual decommissioned cargo ship docked at the Mumbai Port; additional exterior shots shot off the coast of Goa using a 30‑ft water tank | | Music | Composer Mithoon blended traditional Indian folk chants with a modern synth‑drone score, creating an uneasy juxtaposition between past and present |

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