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Pawan shifted focus on Chambal Valley!!
By: Tupaki Desk | 5 Nov 2013 2:21 PM GMT
The mania of Attaritiki daredi has come to end and Pawan has already moved on to his next project Gabbar Singh-2 and actively participating in script sessions from the beginning
Recently script work has been completed in Goa and the movie is going to sets by this month end. According to the tinsel town Gabbar Singh 2 is made with a Chambal Valley back drop. What happens when Gabbar Singh gets transferred to Chambal Valley and how he comes to the rescue of the villagers? This seems to be the outline of the movie with a mix of entertaining elements
Chambal valley was known for dacoits and the story of all time classic movie Sholay was revolved around the Gabbar Singh who was ruthless dacoit in Chambal valley
Now it’s remain to see how our Telugu Gabbar Singh has solved the problems of Chambal valley people which is known as ‘adda’ for Real Gabbar Singh.The film is being produced by Pawan friend Sharat Marar. Sampath Nandi is going to direct this movie and the film is tentatively going to hit the sets before the end of this month.
Recently script work has been completed in Goa and the movie is going to sets by this month end. According to the tinsel town Gabbar Singh 2 is made with a Chambal Valley back drop. What happens when Gabbar Singh gets transferred to Chambal Valley and how he comes to the rescue of the villagers? This seems to be the outline of the movie with a mix of entertaining elements
Chambal valley was known for dacoits and the story of all time classic movie Sholay was revolved around the Gabbar Singh who was ruthless dacoit in Chambal valley
Now it’s remain to see how our Telugu Gabbar Singh has solved the problems of Chambal valley people which is known as ‘adda’ for Real Gabbar Singh.The film is being produced by Pawan friend Sharat Marar. Sampath Nandi is going to direct this movie and the film is tentatively going to hit the sets before the end of this month.
