According Sa Ra Govindoo and M R Ramesh, Minchina Ota is technically very sound.
"We shot the film using a Super 35 camera which further enhanced by using the 4K Digital Intermediary work," Ramesh added.
According to him, the climax sequence of the film is nearly 40 minutes long and involved the entire cast. The highlight of the climax sequence is a scene where a vehicle collides with a running train.
"This was the most dangerous and challenging sequence in the film. Vijaya Raghavendra and Murali insisted on doing the stunts themselves. The sequence will certainly enthrall the audience. Even editor Anthony said that he had not seen anything like this before. The results are extraordinary," Ramesh gushed.
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