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'Baahubali' director to work with Mahesh Babu

Written by : TNM

The Prince of Tollywood, Mahesh Babu is expecting the release of the AR Murugadoss directorial SPYder on September 27. Being a bilingual, the film will mark his debut in the Tamil industry. Yes, SPYder has been made simultaneously in Tamil as well as Telugu. The entire team is busy promoting the film and during one of the promotional events, Mahesh Babu said that he would soon team up with the Baahubali director SS Rajamouli. He revealed that his film with the ace director would go on the floors during the latter half of 2018. 

In the meantime, Mahesh Babu will be completing Bharat Ane Nenu, which is being helmed by Koratala Siva and is touted to hit the marquee for Sankaranthi early next year. He also has a Vamsi Paidapally directorial which will start rolling soon after he is done with Bharat Ane Nenu.

While the star has his hands full until late next year, his fans are eagerly awaiting the release of SPYder, which is just a couple of days away. Directed by maverick AR Murugadoss, it is a spy thriller that has Mahesh Babu playing an intelligence officer. Rakul Preet Singh plays the female lead in this film with Bharath and director SJ Suryah roped in for pivotal roles. Harris Jayaraj has composed music for SPYder and Santosh Sivan has worked on the cinematography, while A Sreekar Prasad has edited it.

It may be mentioned that the teaser and trailer of the film did not reveal much about the film, which has created a suspense factor among the film buffs. However, sources close to the film unit reveal that the climax action block will be mind-boggling and fans would simply love it. In fact, the director took a couple of months extra to shoot this action block as he wanted to get it done perfectly.

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