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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World of Parashakthi: Sivakarthikeyan’s Film Takes Fans on a Time-Travel Ride
Sivakarthikeyan is currently busy promoting his upcoming film Parashakthi, and the makers have adopted a refreshing and unconventional strategy to build buzz around the project. Moving away from routine promotional events, the team has unveiled a grand exhibition titled World of Parashakthi at Valluvar Kottam in Chennai, offering audiences an immersive time-travel experience.
Designed to transport visitors back to the 1960s, the exhibition showcases several period sets and props created for the film. Many of these have been recreated or rescaled as installations, allowing fans to closely experience the film’s visual world even before its release. Key highlights include a vintage radio station setup, a classic car, a steam locomotive, and other meticulously crafted elements that reflect the era portrayed in the film.
Adding further excitement, the team also released a special behind-the-scenes video at the venue, detailing the creative process behind the looks and costumes of the lead characters. The video offers insight into the effort and research that went into designing the film’s multiple period-specific appearances.
With this innovative approach, the makers aim to engage mainstream audiences in a more meaningful way rather than relying on conventional promotions often perceived as repetitive. If successful, Parashakthi’s promotional model could inspire more filmmakers to explore experiential marketing strategies.
The World of Parashakthi exhibition is open to the public until December 21.
