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Megastar's Film With Trivikram On The Cards?
By: Tupaki Desk | 7 Dec 2020 6:53 AM GMT
Megastar Chiranjeevi is a very busy man these days as he is working on 'Acharya' and has two films like 'Lucifer' and 'Vedhalam' remake in the pipeline. But Mega fans always dream of him joining hands with star writer-director Trivikram Srinivas.
The 'Ala Vaikunthapuramlo' director is known for his wholesome entertainers with simple storylines and relatable scenes and characters. Chiranjeevi has been working on big scale films ever since his comeback. Fans are waiting to see Megastar in a fun and light-hearted role which elevates his impeccable comedy timing.
Trivikram will be working with NTR as soon as the latter finishes working on 'RRR'. After that, he was supposed to work with Mahesh Babu but since the superstar is going to work with Rajamouli, Trivikram started looking for other star heroes as per sources.
Reports are that Trivikram narrated a line to Chiru and the senior hero was impressed by it. The film is expected to go on floors next year if everything goes well. It will be a dream combination for Mega fans and they are hoping that it happens soon.
The 'Ala Vaikunthapuramlo' director is known for his wholesome entertainers with simple storylines and relatable scenes and characters. Chiranjeevi has been working on big scale films ever since his comeback. Fans are waiting to see Megastar in a fun and light-hearted role which elevates his impeccable comedy timing.
Trivikram will be working with NTR as soon as the latter finishes working on 'RRR'. After that, he was supposed to work with Mahesh Babu but since the superstar is going to work with Rajamouli, Trivikram started looking for other star heroes as per sources.
Reports are that Trivikram narrated a line to Chiru and the senior hero was impressed by it. The film is expected to go on floors next year if everything goes well. It will be a dream combination for Mega fans and they are hoping that it happens soon.
