Why Did Vishwak Leave That Role In Star Hero's Film?

When asked about the reason behind leaving such a big offer, Vishwak said that he wanted to do an even better film with that hero.

Update: 2024-02-17 07:28 GMT

Young hero Vishwak Sen is steadily increasing his market in Tollywood with interesting films. He is showcasing a lot of versatility when it comes to script selection. He is arriving with an epic tale like 'Gaami' on 8th March while he is going a gangster drama like 'Gangs Of Godavari'. He even lined up a few other projects which includes a directorial venture too,

He recently gave an interview in which he opened up about a lot of things. The 'Falaknuma Das' hero revealed that he recently left a big role in a big hero's film. He added that it is his favourite hero's film as well. Vishwak stated that it was a solid role that is full-length and it was similar to what Ravi Teja did in 'Waltair Veerayya'.

When asked about the reason behind leaving such a big offer, Vishwak said that he wanted to do an even better film with that hero. This statement is making people wonder which film he was referring to. A lot of them are speculating that it is 'Devara' as Vishwak often said that NTR is his favourite actor. Some of them are even implying in the comments section that the young hero said 'Devara' is not a good film.

Vishwak never mentioned that it was NTR's project and the hero doesn't want to reveal the details of the film which is why he did not take names. This clip is now causing a lot of debate on the internet and we need to see where it leads to.

Coming to 'Gangs Of Godavari', Neha Shetty is the heroine in this movie. Suryadevara Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya are the producers. Anjali is playing a vital role in the movie while Srikara Studios is presenting the movie. Anith Madhadi is the cinematographer while Navin Nooli is the editor. The movie's cast includes Goparaju Ramana, Praveen, Hyper Aadi and others. Movie lovers are eager to witness what director Krishna Chaitanya is readying for them.

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