If the latest edition of SGS Dairy is anything to go by, lovers of action are out to be amused by Power Star Pawan Kalyan. Besides intelligently conceived and deftly choreographed fights, the cinematogrpahic techniques employed are to be watched out for!

The entry says, "Sardaar Gabbar Singh has high-octane action scenes that are expected to give bone-chilling experience. The film's fight episodes are very well-conceived - smartly written and meticulously executed. And if these are not just enough, high-end camera equipment, like Phantom Dolly cameras, Hexacopter flying cameras and Gimbal cameras, provide a greater experience."

It further gives a pat on the back of Ram-Lakshman. "Action choreographers Ram-Lakshman had designed brilliantly the fight episodes keeping in mind Pawan's fans and range. At the same time, they also saw to it that they'd appeal to normal movie-goers."

PSPK has preferred to keep the action as balanced as possible. "Pawan said a strict 'no' to scenes of gore. Pawan made sure there wouldn't be overdose of action."

"The introduction fight is shot in a specially erected set of a gun factory. The fight episode was shot over 10 days and it shaped up really well. As for the interval fight sequence, it is one of the key fight episodes in the film where whole village moves. Approximately 80 to 100 fighters are used for this special sequence. The fight plays significant role in the film as it changes the entire mood of the film and sets a new tone. The movie which runs on entertainment mode until the interval, becomes intense post-interval," the entry says.

"Of all the fight episodes in Sardaar, the climax fight episode is going to stand out," it further says.