Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu: This Bollywood star set for a important part.

In a exciting twist, sizzling Bollywood star stunning performer Nora Fatehi is officially in the star lineup, playing a crucial role in this spine-chilling yet humorous venture, which will be helmed by horror specialist Raghava Lawrence. In addition to the lead actors, "the film" features memorable performances from actors such as Naresh, the versatile Srinivas Avasarala, Revanth playing a key role, and actor VTV Ganesh, among other talented actors. A crucial scene featuring Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra was filmed recently over a five-day period on a specially constructed set at the Aluminium Factory. There is growing intrigue regarding whether Nana Patekar may be cast for this part or if he will play a distinct character altogether. Rajamouli has kept a firm hold on information surrounding the project, striving to prevent any reveals. Reports suggest that a screen test has already been held for him. Additionally, the part of Mahesh Babu’s father in the film is of great importance, raising curiosity about the choice of actor for this character. Notably, the official announcement regarding Priyanka Chopra’s casting hasn’t been made yet. The next filming session is set to begin soon, with buzz increasing that veteran actor Nana Patekar will portray a major role in the film. Filming has secretly begun on the highly anticipated project featuring Mahesh Babu and well-known director Rajamouli. Vicky Kaushal's highly awaited historical drama, Chhaava, is set to debut on February 14. This sequence aimed to showcase Maharashtra’s rich culture to the world. Not a single day went by on set without the echoes of Shivgarjana around us." Kaushal further explained, "Sambhaji Maharaj was a ruler of the people, and had he been asked to take part in a lezim dance, he probably would have participated. Directed by filmmaker Laxman Utekar, the movie stars actress Rashmika Mandanna in the lead role and is inspired by the life of the legendary Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. However, respecting the views of Maharaj’s followers, we chose to cut the dance from the film." The movie is made by the production house Maddock Films under Dinesh Vijan. In the wake of intense criticism, the director opted to cut the entire sequence from the final version of the film. In a recent interview, Vicky Kaushal responded to the contentious scene, stating, "Our intentions were always honorable and good-natured from the start. Recently, the film's movie trailer generated backlash due to a lezim dance sequence involving Kaushal and Rashmika Mandanna, which was interpreted negatively by some followers of Sambhaji Maharaj. The movie, which features actor Venkatesh, Meenakshi Chaudhary, and actress Aishwarya Rajesh in leading roles, is managed by the renowned Anil Ravipudi and is being hailed as a heartwarming family movie. She plays Yesubai, and upon the announcement of her casting, there was substantial discussion about how a South Indian actress could portray a Marathi queen. Rashmika declared her resolve to defy critics through her performance, which compelled her to wholeheartedly invest herself into the film directed by Laxman Utekar. We eagerly can’t wait to see how Rashmika brings her character to life on screen. In a recent interview, Rashmika expressed her passion to her role. Additionally, Vicky Kaushal will be seen in a completely fresh light in this film, which features music by the famous AR Rahman. Rashmika Mandanna is currently at the pinnacle of her career, celebrating a lineup of popular films. Her upcoming project is Vicky Kaushal’s Chhaava, which is scheduled for release to premiere on February 14, 2025, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Backing the venture is the fourth Kanchana movie and revealed that shooting started recently. He also stated that the film is set for an online premiere just around 60 days following its cinema release. However, he is gearing up for a big comeback with an upcoming directed by Buchi Babu Sana. In a latest update, Ram Charan's newest film, Game Changer, has not lived up to expectations. This isn't Ram Charan's first experience with cricket on the film industry; he has featured the sport in films such as Rachha and Orange, generating anticipation among fans for his return to the sports arena. Temporarily called RC16, the film promises to present various athletic competitions, with cricket being a key sport being a focal point. Cinematographer Rathna Velu shared details on social media, Tollywood Collections featuring a post that said, "Night Shoot! Joining him in the film is Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor, who plays the female character. The cast also includes prominent talents like Shiv Rajkumar, Jagapathi Babu, and Divyenndu Shadma from Mirzapur. Additionally, AR Rahman is composing the music, adding to the film's allure. #RC16," indicating that work on the film is ongoing in Hyderabad. The actor faced heavy backlash for participating in what many considered an archaic project.