Who Are Those 4 Directors After Rajamouli?

Rajamouli transformed into the biggest director of Indian cinema right now. After beginning in Tollywood with commercial movies, he reached the heights with his exemplary vision and storytelling capabilities. Even big names like Steven Spielberg and James Cameroon appreciated Rajamouli. He was the first director who brought Oscar to an Indian film. It is his 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' which became famous on an international level.

He is working with superstar Mahesh Babu right now and it is being made on an international level. The workshops are currently going on and Tollywood is looking at the next generation filmmakers who have the potential to become successors of Rajamouli. The first in this list is Nag Ashwin and it is mainly due to 'Kalki 2898 AD'.

He is making this high-budget sci-fi action drama with Prabhas. It is coming out on 27th June and the promotions have begun in a grand manner. People are hoping that this film will become a sensation across the nation. Nag Ashwin proved his worth with a biopic like 'Mahanati' and he will on another range with 'Kalki 2898 AD' succeeds as well.

Sujeeth is another name on the list. He made 'Run Raja Run' which was a good hit while 'Saaho' with Prabhas was a disappointment. But his stylish taking and presentation earned him a lot of fans. He is making 'OG' with Pawan Kalyan now and the teaser made the fans go crazy. The expectations are huge on this film and he is also with Nani soon. If this talented director scores 2-3 hits, he will become a star director without a doubt.

Sandeep Reddy Vanga proved that he is a badass filmmaker with movies like 'Arjun Reddy' and 'Animal'. His thought process and filmmaking style made him a favourite for many. He is working on 'Spirit' with Prabhas and he is planning to cross the 1000 crore mark this time. Another director in the list is Prasanth Varma. His creativity and urge for freshness every time make him a huge prospect. If he continues the same form for a few more films, there is no looking back for him.