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Kollywood star Suriya doesn’t need any special introduction for his Telugu fanbase—whenever his films release, they are treated like their own hero’s movies. Now, Telugu directors are competing to collaborate with him, hoping to capitalize on that fan following. Interestingly, it’s not routine directors, but two young, talented filmmakers who strongly believe in their content who are pitching stories to Suriya.

These two directors are none other than Vivek Athreya, who made his mark with Saripodhaa Saturday, and Buchibabu Sana, who created a sensation with Uppena and is currently working with Ram Charan on Peddi. Both have recently narrated their scripts to Suriya. Industry insiders say that both stories intrigued the star, and he is currently deciding whom to go with first.

Vivek Athreya’s style is distinct. Films like Ante Sundaraniki and Saripodhaa Saturday showcase his fresh screenplays and writing. Suriya, who always seeks variety and experimentation, is reportedly very drawn to Vivek’s intelligent and innovative story approach. Vivek is planning to lock Suriya with an engaging, smart screenplay that connects on multiple levels.

On the other hand, Buchibabu Sana follows a different route. He handles emotions and rustic backdrops exceptionally well. His ongoing project Peddi with Ram Charan is being made on a pan-India scale. Post that, Buchibabu’s craze is expected to rise. He is attempting to impress Suriya with a mass-emotion-packed story that caters perfectly to the star’s acting abilities. Industry chatter suggests that Suriya will find Buchibabu’s story a real “feast” for his talent.

At present, Suriya is working on a film directed by Jitu Madhavan. Once that project wraps, he is expected to announce his next venture. Most likely, this opportunity will go to one of these two Telugu directors. Will Suriya pick the classy, content-driven Vivek Athreya or the mass-emotion specialist Buchibabu Sana? Fans and industry watchers are eager to find out.

It’s exciting that Telugu filmmakers are now targeting Tamil stars. Whichever director Suriya chooses, it will be a treat for Telugu audiences. In the past, directors like Trivikram and Boyapati tried to collaborate with him, but projects didn’t materialize. Now, it will be interesting to see how quickly Suriya gives the green signal to directors with strong, content-driven scripts.