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Bobby Simha joins sets of Ravi Teja's 'Disco Raja'

Written by : Digital Native

The shooting of the upcoming Ravi Teja starrer Disco Raja is progressing well after reports that it has been shelved was quashed by its makers. According to the latest updates, the shooting is currently in progress at the Aluminium Factory in Hyderabad with Ravi Teja and Bobby Simha joining the sets. The set, which cost its makers well over Rs 1 crore, will be the highlight of the film. We hear that an aggressive fight sequence between Ravi Teja and Bobby Simha will be canned here. 

Soon after this schedule is wrapped up, the team will be moving over to Delhi where a dance sequence with Ravi Teja and Nabha Natesh will be filmed. This schedule is slated to happen during the first week of August.

According to reports, Disco Raja is a science fiction, a genre that is sure to bring in audiences to the theatres. Three leading ladies Nabha Natesh, Payal Rajput and Priyanka Jawalkar have been roped in to share the screen space with Ravi Teja. Vi Anand is wielding the megaphone for this entertainer.

Allari Naresh has been roped in to play an important role in the film. Impressed over the way his character has been shaped up, Allari Naresh has agreed to join the star cast, confirm sources.

It may be noted here that we had reported earlier that the producer of Disco Raja wanted to bring down the cost of production from Rs 40 crore to Rs 30 crore following which some changes in the script were made. This did not go well with Raja Maharaja to due which the shooting has been put on hold. But with the producer clarifying that all is well with Disco Raja, fans can wait patiently for its release.

(Content provided by Digital Native)

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