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Vijay Deverakonda to play student leader in 'Dear Comrade'

Written by : Digital Native

There have been reports that Vijay Devarakonda is playing the role of a student leader in the upcoming film Dear Comrade. Now, there are reports doing rounds that he will be seen as a worker in the Singareni mines. In a pic doing rounds on the internet, the young actor is seen wearing a worker’s uniform which gave rise to this speculation, however, there is no official confirmation on this.

There is also another buzz that Vijay Devarakonda will be playing a student leader with communist background while Rashmika will be seen as cricketer playing for Telangana state. Sources in the know say that Rashmika is trying to get into the skin of the character by learning the nuances of cricket. She has been training hard at the cricket club in Hyderabad for the past few days.

Directed by Bharat Kamma, Dear Comrade is reportedly inspired from the Mollywood movie Comrade in America. It had Dulquer Salman playing the lead role. Dear Comrade is being produced by Y. Naveen, Y. Ravi Shankar and C. V. Mohan under the banner Mythri Movie Makers.

Apart from Dear Comrade, Vijay Devarakonda is also busy concentrating in the Kranthi Madhav directorial. The film has Catherinre Tresa playing the female lead. KS Rama Rao will be bankrolling it. On the film’s storyline, we hear that it will be based on some real life incidents. The shooting of this yet to be titled movie will begin next month, add sources.

Telugu film Arjun Reddy was one of the biggest hits in Vijay Devarakonda’s career. The film put him on to instant stardom and the star is basking in glory over hits following the release of Arjun Reddy. The film’s critical acclaim and success at the box office ensured that it is remade in Tamil and Hindi. The star is also looking forward to make his debut in Bollywood soon.

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