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Actor Prashanth to star in Ram Charan Teja's next?

Written by : Digital Native

Ram Charan Teja is busy wrapping up his upcoming release Rangasthalam 1985, which is a period drama that has him in the lead.

Directed by Sukumar, this film will have the star in a new get-up. Samantha plays the female lead in Rangasthalam which will hit the silver screens next month.

With the film in final stages, reports are that Ram Charan is getting ready for his next. To be directed by Boyapati Srinu, this is touted to be a family entertainer.

Going by the reports doing rounds, Tamil star Prashanth is in talks to play Ram Charan’s older brother in the movie and Naveen Chandra as his younger brother. The director is busy preparing to get this film into the shooting mode and is assembling his star cast and crew.

Details about the rest of the stars in the cast will be revealed only after the prep work is completed.

Prashanth, well known for his role in the Shankar directorial Jeans will have a meaty role to play in the film and his inclusion in the star cast will be announced officially soon.

The actor is not new to the Telugu film industry as he had starred in quite a few Tollywood movies. His first film in Telugu was Prema Shikharam and he had acted in Laati, Tholi Muddhu, very early in his career. 

While he is yet to ink the deal to star in Ram Charan’s film, the actor is expecting the release of his Tamil film Johnny which is being directed by Vetriselvan.

The film is bankrolled by Prashanth’s father Thiagarajan under his banner Staar Movies and is a remake of Johnny Gaddar, a neo-noir thriller film that was written and directed by Sriram Raghavan.

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