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Director Rajamouli As A Doctor
By: Tupaki Desk | 30 Jan 2018 9:17 AM GMT
Director S.S.Rajamouli is one of the most acclaimed and brilliant directors in the industry. We have only witnessed his directorial skills. Rajamouli preferes to stay off the cameras and has played only some cameos so far. But what if he is going appear on silver screen in a lengthy role?
As per the talk, Rajamouli's assistant Karuna Kunar who made his directorial debut with Nithiin's Drona movie is all set to start his next. Drona starring Nithiin and Priyamani became a superhit. But after a long break, Kumar is bringing another venture onto floors. Writer-director Hari Prasad (Associate director of Sukumar) who debuted with Darsakudu is penning the script and dialogues. Two newcomers are also marking their debut with this film. It seems like Rajamouli is going to play a lengthy supporting role most probably as a doctor in the movie.
So that's how Rajamouli's assistant and Sukumar's associate are joining hands to do a project together. Rajamouli's on screen appearance has already grabbed the attention of the movie lovers. The movie shooting is much-likely to go on sets from next month.
As per the talk, Rajamouli's assistant Karuna Kunar who made his directorial debut with Nithiin's Drona movie is all set to start his next. Drona starring Nithiin and Priyamani became a superhit. But after a long break, Kumar is bringing another venture onto floors. Writer-director Hari Prasad (Associate director of Sukumar) who debuted with Darsakudu is penning the script and dialogues. Two newcomers are also marking their debut with this film. It seems like Rajamouli is going to play a lengthy supporting role most probably as a doctor in the movie.
So that's how Rajamouli's assistant and Sukumar's associate are joining hands to do a project together. Rajamouli's on screen appearance has already grabbed the attention of the movie lovers. The movie shooting is much-likely to go on sets from next month.
