Students from Pondicherry, India have realistically created "Avatar" film characters with biodegradable materials available in the village streets, footage shows on December 15.

"Avatar 2" was released in theaters on December 16.

The artwork was created by students from Vaanidasanar Government High School in the village of Seliyamedu.

The students have been using waste materials from nearby coconut, palm, and banana trees, dried leaves, and flowers to create spectacular works of art.

The school has a history of producing remarkable handicrafts and it's becoming popular among the people.

Locals have also embraced the various artworks that the students have produced.

Location: Pondicherry India

School students in India have realistically created Avatar film characters with biodegradable materials available in the village streets. A government school in a small hamlet in Puducherry is quietly accomplishing numerous milestones. The artwork created by the students at Vaanidasanar Government High School in Seliyamedu village is now frequently given as gifts.

The students in the school have been using waste materials from nearby coconut, palm, and banana trees, dried leaves, and flowers to create spectacular works of art. The school produces remarkable handicrafts and is becoming popular among the people. People have also embraced the various artworks that the students in the workshop have produced.

Navaneetha Krishnan and Santhosh, two of the students here, have created toys to celebrate the release of the movie Avatar 2. The students have realistically created Avatar film characters with biodegradable materials available in the village streets, which have been created by graphics spent in crores.