After a humongous 'Baahubali' and subpar 'Saaho', star hero Prabhas is working on a romantic drama set in the backdrop of Europe. Tentatively titled 'Radhe Shyam', this film is being made on a grand budget keeping the pan-Indian craze of Prabhas in mind.
But the Corona attack changed the scenario completely in Tollywood. This is a lot of uncertainty and it is giving a lot of tension to the team of 'Radhe Shyam'. Sources say that they have already spent 130 crores on the film and around 20 days of foreign schedule is yet to be filmed. Insiders claim that it may take another 30-40 crores to complete the film's shooting. With a budget of 170 crores, the film needs to score big in order to get profits.
But keeping the current situation in mind, things are not looking good for this film. As it is not an action flick like 'Saaho, it is to be seen how the North audience embraces it. Also, there may be restrictions in the theatre occupancy for another 4-5 months. This means that 'Radhe Shyam' may take a lot of time before crossing the breakeven mark. But Prabhas's unlimited craze and stardom are the only hope for the filmmakers. So, will Prabhas pull this film to safety?
But the Corona attack changed the scenario completely in Tollywood. This is a lot of uncertainty and it is giving a lot of tension to the team of 'Radhe Shyam'. Sources say that they have already spent 130 crores on the film and around 20 days of foreign schedule is yet to be filmed. Insiders claim that it may take another 30-40 crores to complete the film's shooting. With a budget of 170 crores, the film needs to score big in order to get profits.
But keeping the current situation in mind, things are not looking good for this film. As it is not an action flick like 'Saaho, it is to be seen how the North audience embraces it. Also, there may be restrictions in the theatre occupancy for another 4-5 months. This means that 'Radhe Shyam' may take a lot of time before crossing the breakeven mark. But Prabhas's unlimited craze and stardom are the only hope for the filmmakers. So, will Prabhas pull this film to safety?