For the past few days, a photo of Sukumar and his student Buchi Babu Sana have been doing rounds on the internet. We can see the ‘Uppena’ director talking about something to Sukumar and with the papers on his side, people started to think that Buchi Babu Sana is giving his input regarding ‘Pushpa: The Rule’. A lot of rumours came out regarding this photo and Buchi Babu decided to give an explanation.
He took to Twitter and posted this picture once again. Along with it, he wrote, “In this photo, my guru Sukumar came to help me in the story discussion of my next movie. I am not at that level where I could sit in the dicussion of Sukumar sir’s story. I can offer nothing but to learn from him.” Hopefully, this will put an end to all the unnecessary stories which are coming out.
Young director Buchi Babu Sana turned a lot of heads with his debut film ‘Uppena’. He is a protege of star writer-director Sukumar and worked under the ‘Arya’ director for many films. Buchi Babu impressed everyone with the way handled such a sensitive story like ‘Uppena’. With the romantic entertainer becoming a blockbuster, he became quite famous among Tollywood fans.
Coming to Sukumar, he is currently giving final touches to ‘Pushpa: The Rule’ before going onto the sets. ‘Pushpa’ is set in the backdrop of red sanders smuggling and it is released on a pan-Indian scale. It was dubbed in Tamil, Hindi, Kannada and Malayalam languages. Rashmika played the role of Srivalli in this film while Malayalam star hero Fahadh Faasil played the role of Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat. Actors like Ajay Ghosh, Sunil, Anasuya and others played negative roles in this high-budget film. It became a huge pan-Indian movie and fans are expecting a lot from ‘Pushpa – 2’.
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Sanjay Dutt continues to be a top pick for intense antagonist roles across Indian cinema, proving his enduring appeal in an ever-evolving industry. With blockbuster appearances in films like KGF: Chapter 2, Jawan, and Dhurandhar, Dutt has already been part of multiple ₹1000 crore successes, reinforcing his strong box office pull.
What sets him apart is his commanding screen presence and raw energy, which consistently elevate the characters he portrays. Filmmakers continue to rely on his ability to bring depth and intensity to negative roles, making him a preferred choice for high-profile projects.
Dutt’s popularity is not limited to Bollywood. He is also active in South Indian films, where he has been offered significant roles. While not all projects have succeeded commercially—such as his recent outing in The RajaSaab—his individual performance continues to draw attention.
In Dhurandhar, where he played SP Chaudhary Aslam, Dutt once again showcased his strength as a performer. Despite mixed results for some films, his presence remains a major factor, with filmmakers counting on his experience and charisma to anchor key roles. This year, audiences can expect him in even more action-packed performances.
