44th International Chess Olympiad: Vignesh Shivan says he loved every bit of working with Shiamak Davar

Director Vignesh Shivan, who recently helmed the inaugural show of 44th International Chess Olympiad, which was held in Chennai recently, has been sharing a series of pictures from the making of the show and thanking everyone who has been part of it. Vignesh had conceptualised and directed the show that showcased the rich Tamil heritage. The spectacular show had voice over by Ulaganayagan Kamal Haasan and was choreographed by Shiamak Davar. 

The Kaathuvaakula Rendu Kadhal director recently shared some memorable frames and had thanked the ace choreographer for his contribution. Calling Shiamak a nice human being, Vignesh wrote on his social media page, "The team that stood by to make this event what it is today :) Thank you @shiamakofficial 😇 For the excellence in your choreography! And what a nice human being u r :) loved every minute wit you 😇😇💐 (sic)."

He shares some snapshots from the show and thanked Shiamak and others who put it together. He wrote, "Some frames from a memorable event we put together yesterday for the 44th chess Olympiad ❤️😇Thank you @shiamakofficial #Vibhor #becket Ragini , Umesh #Rennaisaance events , Navneet , Mukund and my power team for holding it all together and bringing out one of the best spectacles ever done here :) We can be proud and happy for yesterday lifelong :) Kudos to everyone for putting in sooo much hardwork and commitment (sic)."

He also thanked the rest of the team, "Thank you @vibhorekhandelwal For the amazing 3D mapping projection ! World class work ! Thank you @raymondcallanan for the Choreo Thank you @navneethsundarmusic For the excellent music in this short time ! Thank you @raghini.muralidharan @artdirector_umesh for getting the best of people down to do this ! The writer @mukundanraman for all the hard work :) and research 🧐 u r very good at ur work ! My team @parvathi.sridharan @vardini002 @srs_shabharesh @rakeshbrindha For all the dedication and hard work and always standing by me through thick and thin (sic)."