Apart from being a controversial movie in India[4] with respect to its theme,[5] the Screenplay of the movie was added to the permanent core collection in Library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences before its release in 2011.[6][7]
Dam999 started its shooting at Alleppey, Kerala.[15] A number of unexpected hurdles were faced by the crew while shooting the movie. Veteran Malayalam actor Thilakan, who was supposed to be a part of Dam 999, was made to drop out of the project due to his battle with AMMA. However the problem was solved by replacing Thilakan with Bollywood Actor Rajit Kapoor. Thilakan was paid seven lakhs as compensation.[16][17][18] While the prior issue was still simmering, another lead character from India walked out due to disputes with the crew, while the shoot was in progress, bringing the movie to a halt.[19] The star cast of the movie was immediately altered and the initial sequences in Kerala was completed as planned.[20][21] From various locations such as Ooty in India, the shoot of the movie progressed to Fujairah, UAE, where Dam 999 has captured a couple of its sequences on an oil tanker. The climax of the movie was compiled in Ramoji film city in Hyderabad, built by the Art Director Padmashree Thotta Tharani.[22][23][24] While in the stage of post production the movie grabbed the attention owing to its story and title. Debates regarding the ever existing fear of outdated dams have started. The visual effects were done by EyeQube Studios.[25]
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The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) complained that the film is based on the Mullaperiyar Dam dispute between Tamil Nadu and Kerala.[27] The DMK party chief M. Karunanidhi urged the Tamil Nadu chief minister J. Jayalalitha to ban the movie considering "people's safety".[28] A day before its scheduled release on 25 November, the film was banned by the State Government of Tamil Nadu on the grounds that the release would disturb the cordial relations between Tamil Nadu and Kerala.[29]
Three of the soundtracks "Dakkanaga Dugu", "DAM999 Theme song" and "Mujhe Chodke" were in nomination list for 84th Academy Awards.[33][34] The music was composed by Ouseppachan and the lyrics were penned by Sohan Roy.DAM999 was submitted in race for Best Picture[35] apart from being eligible for best Original score also for 84th Academy Awards.[36][37] The movie was sent to the Oscar awards by All Lights Film Services (ALFS) .[38]
The soundtracks for DAM999 was penned by Sohan Roy and composed by Ouseppachan.[56] The movie totally comprised 9 multilingual soundtracks out of which 5 are in English, 2 are in Hindi, 2 are in Malayalam. The music of DAM999 was officially released at a grand event presided by A. R. Rahman where Ouesphachan, the music director of the movie handed the first copy to the maestro.[57] Apart from the launch at Chennai, DAM999 music was also launched at multiple other locations including Middle East and Southern Part of India.[58] 2ff7e9595c
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