S. S. Rajamouli seems to be reworking the release strategy for his ambitious project “Varanasi.” According to the latest buzz, the epic action-adventure may now be released in two parts instead of a single film.
Taking a cue from the trend of multi-part storytelling—similar to what Aditya Dhar did with the Dhurandhar franchise—Rajamouli is reportedly considering splitting the narrative to do full justice to its масштаб and depth.
Sources suggest that even a runtime exceeding three hours might not be sufficient to capture the film’s expansive storyline. A two-part format would allow the team to explore the plot in greater detail, without the usual constraints of theatrical duration.
Given Rajamouli’s penchant for grand, larger-than-life storytelling, this move comes as no surprise. His films are known for their scale and immersive narratives, often demanding more breathing space to unfold fully.
“Varanasi” features a star-studded cast including Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra, and Prithviraj Sukumaran in lead roles, making it one of the most highly anticipated Indian films in the coming years.
As of now, the film is slated for a theatrical release on April 5, 2027. If the two-part plan materializes, “Varanasi” could turn into yet another grand cinematic spectacle crafted in true Rajamouli style.
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