SSMB29 is one of the most contrasted- anticipated- charismatic upcoming films, featuring Mahesh Babu and director SS Rajamouli for the first time on screen.
Fans have been eagerly waiting for an update on SSMB29. On the eve of the goosebumps, Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu were gathering for a puja today at the Aluminium Factory in Hyderabad.
Mahesh Babu and Rajamouli’s SSMB29 Is Set to Be Premiered Soon:
They were then joined by the rest of the film team and SS Rajamouli’s wife, Rama Rajamouli. Candids from the event have gone viral online, and fans are super excited.
Priyanka Will Be in A Cameo?
Initially, Bollywood reporters had nodded that Priyanka Chopra Jonas would play the female lead in the film. However, she has yet to confirm that she is a part of the movie.
A source told Pinkvilla, "The film is in the final stages of writing, and is all set to go on floors in April 2025. SS Rajamouli was looking for a female lead with a global presence; and who better than Priyanka to play the lead role. The filmmaker had multiple meetings with PC over the last 6 months, and the energies have aligned for both the stakeholders."
The source further added that it is an action-oriented role, and hence Priyanka is excited to be in the movie. She has reportedly started prepping for it too.
As for the remaining cast, Prithviraj Sukumaran is also a part of the project, and will be playing the role of the antagonist. It will be a two-part epic saga.
Rajamouli: A Pandora's Box
Rajamouli, means blockbuster with an exciting palatable curry of action- traditional ambience- historic couplets, earlier Rajamouli and Prabhas duo made a snatch on the screen worldwide through the Bahubali, then he posed on with Jr.NTR and Ramcharan in RRR- a classic blockbuster of all times, even able to mesmerise the audience at Oscar. Then Rajamouli tied his hands with The Big B- Amitabh Bachchan in Kalki.
Rajamouli is a pandora's box for the movie enthusiasts, who're eagerly waiting for a year or more as the posterboy of Pure classic enriched Indian Cinema.
