Rukmini Speaks Out: No Truth to NTR-Neel Casting Buzz!
This clarification has left fans and industry insiders speculating about who will ultimately be cast alongside Jr. NTR.
The upcoming collaboration between Jr. NTR and director Prashanth Neel for their film, tentatively titled "NTR 31," has generated significant buzz in the film industry, particularly regarding the casting of the female lead. Initially, many speculated that Rukmini Vasanth, known for her role in "Sapta Sagaralu Dhaati," would take on this pivotal role. However, Rukmini has clarified that she has not received any offer for this project, labeling the rumors as unfounded. This clarification has left fans and industry insiders speculating about who will ultimately be cast alongside Jr. NTR.
"NTR 31" is set to break the trend of multipart films that have characterized Prashanth Neel's recent projects like "KGF" and "Salaar." Instead, this action-drama will be a standalone film, scheduled to begin shooting in Hyderabad by late October or early November 2024. The film is expected to release on January 9, 2026, and is being produced by Mythri Movie Makers and NTR Arts. The anticipation surrounding this film is palpable, especially given the recent successes of both Jr. NTR’s "Devara: Part 1" and Neel’s "Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire."
Rukmini Vasanth's rise in the industry has been notable, especially following her acclaimed performance in "Sapta Sagaralu Dhaati." Despite the excitement surrounding her potential involvement in "NTR 31," her denial of any offer has led to renewed discussions about other potential candidates for the female lead. Fans are eager to see who will fill this role, as it could significantly impact the film's dynamics and overall appeal.
As the production of "NTR 31" approaches, the focus on casting intensifies. While Rukmini Vasanth may not be part of this project, her career trajectory remains promising as she continues to explore opportunities in both Kannada and Telugu cinema. The film promises to be a fresh addition to the action genre, and with or without Rukmini, it is sure to attract considerable attention as it unfolds in the coming months.