TDP circuits have been widely discussing about Savitri’s biopic Mahanati and upcoming NTR’s biopic.
After conducting a review meeting and having a detailed discussion with TDP’s MLAs, MPs and other senior leaders over the future course of action in regard to the fight against the Centre over the Special Category Status to AP and 18 other promises to AP during the state’s bifurcation, none other CM Chandrababu Naidu has interestingly raised the topic of Mahanati, which released a few days ago.
Saying that he is hearing good things about Mahanati, Chandrababu has asked the leaders whether anyone has watched Mahanati and how the film is. Naidu also evinced his interest to watch the film whenever he gets time.
Meanwhile, the topic has been diverted to NTR’s biopic which will feature Nandamuri Balakrishna. MP Murali Mohan, who was present at the meet, said he has heard the story of the NTR’s biopic and explained to fellow leaders how the film is going to be very interesting right from the start to end. Chandrababu too said to be excited with hearing it from Murali Mohan and expressed that it would be good if the film gets released by January 2019.
Murali Mohan’s nephew Vishnu Induri is producing NTR biopic along with Nandamuri Balakrishna. The film is likely to be directed by Balakrishna himself.
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Aditya Haasan’s Epic: Gen Z Love Story Shift with Anand & Vaishnavi
Aditya Haasan, who earned praise for his nostalgic and feel-good storytelling with 90’s, is now reportedly taking a completely different creative direction with his upcoming film Epic. Starring Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya in lead roles, the project is said to be an extension of the 90’s web series and also features Vasuki and Sivaji in key roles.
While audiences initially expected another warm, family-oriented narrative with emotional depth, early indications suggest a clear shift in tone and treatment.
The film appears to lean more towards a Gen Z–driven love story, with a focus on intense romance, bold dialogues, and a contemporary portrayal of modern relationships. This transition marks a noticeable change in Aditya Haasan’s storytelling approach, moving away from his familiar nostalgic style into more experimental territory.
Although such a shift brings freshness, it also comes with creative risks. The key question now is whether the director can successfully balance his signature subtle storytelling with the raw, fast-paced dynamics of modern-day relationships. A strong execution could redefine his image as a filmmaker, while a misstep may distance the family audience that connected deeply with his earlier work.
Coming to the lead pair, Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya’s chemistry in this film feels quite different from their earlier collaboration Baby, where they were seen in a school-time, early-love phase. Set against a UK backdrop with a more mature and intense Gen Z storyline, their pairing appears more layered and emotionally charged, as glimpsed in the teaser.
