With the budget of Rajamouli – NTR and Ram Charan’s soar up and is touching a whopping Rs 300 Crore, Rajamouli is planning to release the film in Hindi as well in order to recover monies and to gain profit.
The latest we hear is that Jakkanna is planning to rope in Prabhas and Anushka Shetty for a guest appearance in RRR and thus it would appeal to national audiences given that Prabhas and Anushka are popular with Baahubali. In addition to Baahubali films, Prabhas’ Saaho is also releasing in Hindi. Hence, Rajamouli wants to rope in Prabhas for a cameo and Prabhas is always ready for Rajamouli.
Rajamouli is said to be completing the film’s shoot at fast pace. While Tarak has joined the shoot of RRR after a gap, Ram Charan is going to join the film’s shoot very soon.
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Sai Abhyankar: The Next Big Music Sensation in South Cinema?
When the song “Aasa Kuda” went massively viral and started playing everywhere, music lovers across the country took notice of one name — Sai Abhyankar. At just 20 years old, the young sensation stunned listeners yet again with “Katchi Sera”, proving that the earlier success was no fluke. His work as both composer and singer for “Dude” further showcased his versatility and left a strong impression on audiences and industry insiders alike.
What truly stands out is the kind of projects Sai Abhyankar already has in his kitty. His biggest upcoming assignment is the much-awaited Allu Arjun–Atlee film, a massive platform for any composer. Alongside this, he is composing music for Suriya’s Karuppu, Karthi’s Marshal, and it has now been officially confirmed that Dhanush’s next film will also feature his music. Adding to the list, Sai Abhyankar is on board for #LCU film Benz and Sivakarthikeyan’s upcoming project, making his lineup one of the most exciting among young composers today.
If these films translate into musical blockbusters, Sai Abhyankar could very well emerge as the next big music sensation of South India. History has shown that composers who deliver multiple blockbuster albums back-to-back — from AR Rahman in the 90s, DSP in the 2000s, to Anirudh and Thaman in the 2010s — go on to dominate an era. All eyes are now on Sai Abhyankar to see if he can follow the same legendary path.
