Allu Arjun’s film AA22XA6, directed by Atlee, has been one of the hottest projects in the film industry. Given the project’s scale, canvass, plotline, cast and massive budget, the sci-fi thriller is tipped to be one of the most-anticipated films. Atlee has been shooting the film for over four months in a specially designed 3D studio set equipped with cutting-edge Hollywood-grade technology, in Mumbai. While many filmy fans wonder with this move of Atlee since this is against the conventional practice of shooting, here’s another interesting surprise.

Lavish underwater sequence

According to the buzz, Allu Arjun is set to commence shooting for an underwater sequence for AA22XA6. The sequence is being shot at a studio in Mumbai, and will be a first-of-its-kind in Indian cinema. According to unit sources, a dedicated team from Hollywood has flown into Mumbai to choreograph, monitor and execute the entire block. Director Altee has reportedly envisioned the underwater sequence distinctly and is betting big on Allu Arjun’s performance. The actor too took training recently to get a hang of the nuances of the underwater episode. “The sequence is said to be one the highpoints of the film; it shows Allu Arjun in a fierce and intense look. How Atlee imagined the action block to be, and the task of executing it has been entrusted to a Hollywood technical team,” informs a source in the know.

AA22XA6 in 2 parts?

After the Pushpa series turned out to be highly successful, Allu Arjun seems to be fascinated with the idea of ‘franchise’ model. According to sources from the unit, Allu Arjun and Atlee are pondering over the idea of making AA22XA6 into two parts. So far, over 60 per cent of the film has been wrapped up, and the remaining portion would be completed by summer. The idea is to build craze for the film, and also to generate more revenue considering the film’s massive budget. Will they make the film in 2 parts? A better picture will emerge soon.

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The much-anticipated Chiranjeevi starrer Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu is shaping up to be a special treat for fans. Adding to the current excitement that Megastar will be seen in a comic role, here’s another major highlight from the breezy entertainer. Venkatesh will be seen in an extended cameo in the film, sharing screen space with Chiranjeevi. And their combination scenes promise to be one of the most entertaining portions of the film.

Venkatesh’s crucial cameo

According to sources, Venkatesh’s appearance will run for nearly 20 minutes making it far more than a brief guest role. His portion includes a full-fledged song, a high-energy fight sequence, and several comedy scenes featuring himself and Chiranjeevi. Given the impeccable comic timing of Chiranjeevi and Venkatesh, expectations are high that their scenes will be among the biggest highlights of the film. Industry insiders suggest that the comedy track involving the two veteran actors is nothing short of hilarious. The scenes are precisely designed to bring back the joy of classic Telugu comic entertainers.

Chiru-Venky song

Perhaps it is one of the longest wishes of fans of both Chiranjeevi and Venkatesh to see them share screen, especially in a song. Recently, the filmmakers released a shadow visual from the song that features the two actors. Buzz is that the song is set to be released as a New Year special, giving fans a festive treat ahead of the film’s release. The announcement itself has already created significant buzz on social media with audiences eagerly waiting to see the two stars grooving together

Director Anil Ravipudi is known for churning out family entertainers and comedy-driven narratives. And with star power, humour, music, and mass appeal coming together, Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu is emerging as one of the most exciting Telugu films to watch out for next year.

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