Pawan Kalyan to bankroll Ram Charan starrer?

The film is still in the initial stages and will take place after both Ram Charan and Trivikram complete their respective assignments.
Pawan Kalyan to bankroll Ram Charan starrer?
Pawan Kalyan to bankroll Ram Charan starrer?
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Looks like the actor – turned – politician Pawan Kalyan will be producing a film soon under his banner Pawan Kalyan Creative Works. Reports are that he will be roping in his nephew Ram Charan Teja to do the lead role in the film that will be directed by Trivikram Sreenivas. The film is still in the initial stages and will take place after both Ram Charan and Trivikram complete their respective assignments.

Ram Charan is currently busy with the SS Rajamouli directorial RRR in which he shares the screen space with Jr NTR. The film started to roll last year and is progressing well. It is expected to hit the marquee early next year for Sankaranthi. Ram Charan will be playing Alluri Seetharamaraju in RRR. On the technical crew roped in for the project, we hear that MM Keeravani is on board to compose the tunes and KK Senthil Kumar for cinematography with A Sreekar Prasad roped in for editing. RRR is being bankrolled by DVV Dhanayya under his banner DVV Entertainments on a budget of Rs 300 crore. 

The Allu Arjun – Trivikram Srinivas project went on the floors a couple of months ago and the team had completed the first schedule successfully. The second schedule is currently on. The film is being bankrolled jointly by Allu Aravind and S Radha Krishna under the banners Geetha Arts and Haarika & Hassine Creations respectively. The technical crew of this film includes S Thaman for music, PS Vinod for cinematography and Naveen Nooli for editing.

Though the film began with the working title AA19, there are widespread speculations that it has been titled Alakananda. Sources in the know say that the filmmakers have three titles in mind for this film and Alakananda is one of it. However, there is no official word yet on the title and the filmmakers remain tightlipped about it for now.

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