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Geetha Arts To Bankroll Mahesh-Rajamouli Project!
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 March 2021 1:03 PM GMT
Superstar Mahesh babu is currently working on 'Sarkaru Vaari Paata' which will be releasing during the Sankranti season of 2022. Fans are very excited about this project. On the other hand, Rajamouli is completely immersed in the work of 'RRR'. He is hell-bent on completing the project on time and release it on October 13th.
A film in the combination of Mahesh and Rajamouli has been on the cards for a really long time. It is getting delayed due to their prior commitments. As Rajamouli made it clear that he will be working with Mahesh after 'RRR', fans of Mahesh went ballistic. But there are rumors that superstar may do another project after 'Sarkaru Vaari Paata' before joining hands with 'Baahubali' director.
Inside sources reveal that there is no truth behind it and Mahesh-Rajamouli project will be starting in the early months of 2022. Apparently Geetha Arts is going to bankroll this high-budget film. This will be Mahesh's first film under the Geetha Arts banner while Rajamouli worked under Allu Aravind for 'Magadheera'. Let us wait for the official news to come out before confirming anything.
A film in the combination of Mahesh and Rajamouli has been on the cards for a really long time. It is getting delayed due to their prior commitments. As Rajamouli made it clear that he will be working with Mahesh after 'RRR', fans of Mahesh went ballistic. But there are rumors that superstar may do another project after 'Sarkaru Vaari Paata' before joining hands with 'Baahubali' director.
Inside sources reveal that there is no truth behind it and Mahesh-Rajamouli project will be starting in the early months of 2022. Apparently Geetha Arts is going to bankroll this high-budget film. This will be Mahesh's first film under the Geetha Arts banner while Rajamouli worked under Allu Aravind for 'Magadheera'. Let us wait for the official news to come out before confirming anything.
