Bollywood cinema uses Son Doong as the setting for a $4 million movie

(Dan Tri) - A large-scale Indian film called SILAA, with a production budget of about 4 million USD, will use Son Doong Cave as one of the main settings.

The project was jointly produced by the Indian film crew Bollywood.

The film crew officially started filming in Vietnam in August, with more than 100 people filming in Son Doong Cave for about 3 weeks. In addition, the film was also filmed in many other locations in Vietnam such as Cao Bang , Quang Ninh and some locations in Quang Tri province.

Son Doong Cave (Photo: Oxalis).

This is an emotional film, carrying a humane message and aimed at a global audience. The choice to film in Vietnam not only stems from the unique landscape, but also the desire to contribute to promoting cultural and tourism cooperation between the two countries.

The fact that the famous Indian film company chose Son Doong as the setting also opens up a great opportunity to promote tourism communication in Quang Tri in particular and the whole region in general.

The film is expected to be released globally in 2026. This is an opportunity to reposition the image of regional tourism after mergers and consolidation, changing the traditional approach with rich experience products, inspiring international tourists.

Son Doong Cave is located in the middle of Phong Nha - Ke Bang forest of Quang Tri province, first discovered by a local in 1990.

In 2009, Son Doong was discovered by the British Royal Cave Association and announced as the largest cave on the planet.

Since its announcement, Son Doong Cave has shocked the world with its incredibly huge size and unique cave formations found nowhere else.

In 2014, Son Doong Cave was officially opened for tourism.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/du-lich/dien-anh-bollywood-lay-son-doong-lam-boi-canh-cua-bo-phim-4-trieu-usd-20250714165125940.htm