Sardaar Telugu Version has a Motion Storyboard

The kind of versatility being shown by Power Star Pawan Kalyan in his professional career is appreciable. Remember Pawan Kalyan's most popular one-liner - 'Nenu Trend Follow Avanu...Trend Set Chestha' (I don't follow a trend, I set the trend) When Power Star Pawan Kalyan mouthed this dialogue in his trademark style in Gabbar Singh, fans went berserk seeing their favorite matinee idol onscreen. Proving that he's not just a man of words, but a man of actions, Pawan Kalyan set new precedent with Sardaar Gabbar Singh which has an animated storyboard.

The advantage of this animated storyboard is that the whole duration of the scene would be known in advance even before it's shot. This brings clarity to the makers on what would be the total length of the scene onscreen and how the scene is going to look like. Naturally, this comes in handy for the director, cinematographer, creative team to plan well without any duplication of work and thus helping production house in a big way so that a lot of time and money is saved.

Storyboard artist TSS Kumar, who worked closely with Pawan Kalyan for over three and a half years on Sardaar, understood Pawan Kalyan's brief and evolved storyboards throughout the film. Also called as the motion storyboard,  it's developed for few significant fight sequences and songs in Sardaar which is usually unheard of down in regional cinema. What's more? The animated storyboards in Sardaar are mostly made in color format. This gives the feeling of watching the film even before it gone onto floors.

While developing the principal characters, Pawan Kalyan drew few rough sketches of them describing how they should look like. At times, Pawan Kalyan used to sketch the scenes as well. With this, he showcased his artistic prowess altogether making Sardaar GabbarSingh very close to his heart.