The Same Problem For 'Pushpa 2' Once Again!
Samantha did it as she wasn't at the peak of her career at that time. She tried item song for the first time after acting with all the big stars in Telugu and Tamil.
By: Tupaki Desk | 15 July 2024 1:00 PM GMTApart from Sukumar's direction and Allu Arjun's acting, it is Devi Sri Prasad's blockbuster album that played a key part in the success of 'Pushpa: The Rise'. The super hit tunes got hundreds of millions of views in Telugu, Tamil and Hindi. People are still grooving to those tracks across the nation. 'Oo Antava' song from 'Pushpa: The Rise' has become a sensation. Despite the criticism it faced initially, the song became a chartbuster within no time and turned into a rage all over the nation. It got international fame too.
While Devi did a great job with the song, Samantha's sultry moves and sizzling glamour were huge advantages. Now that the second part is in the making, the team is unable to find the right girl to shake a leg in the item song. Devi Sri Prasad has already recorded the song and handed it over to Sukumar but the star director is unable to find the right heroine to dance with Allu Arjun.
Janhvi Kapoor's name was heard but she is acting as the heroine in pan-Indian movies like 'Devara' with NTR and Ram Charan's next film with Buchi Babu. Janhvi and her father are yet to decide on this offer as it affects her image. Samantha did it as she wasn't at the peak of her career at that time. She tried item song for the first time after acting with all the big stars in Telugu and Tamil. But Janhvi is different as she is still a rising heroine.
Also, it has become a huge task for the makers to get the dates of Fahadh Fasil and complete his part. The delay in production has reportedly frustrated him as he has 5-6 big projects in his hand apart from 'Pushpa'. The combination shots need to be planned well before as everyone is a big actor in this film. There are only 5 months left for the release and the makers cannot push the release any further. Let us see what happens.