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Only 70 working days for 70-crore film
The powerful combination of Nandamuri Balakrishna and Boyapati Srinu has already resulted in two blockbuster hits Simha and Legend Both the films became special in the entire career of Balakrishna which is why he can never say NO to Boyapatis films
The powerful combination of Nandamuri Balakrishna and Boyapati Srinu has already resulted in two blockbuster hits 'Simha' and 'Legend'. Both the films became special in the entire career of Balakrishna which is why he can never say NO to Boyapati's films.
The 'Gautami Putra Sata Karni' actor is all set to team up with Boyapati for the third time. If everything goes well, the film will be launched during October and will hit the screens in summer next year. Touted to be a political thriller, the film will most probably get released before the 2019 elections. Balayya is currently busy with 'NTR' whereas Boyapati Srinu is busy with Ram Charan’s upcoming untitled film. Balakrishna will be ready by December and he himself is going to bankroll this prestigious project. As per the reports, the film will be made with a budget of Rs 70 crores. The senior actor reportedly allotted 70 working days for the film and wants the film to be wrapped up in 70 working days.
As the elections are ahead, NBK wants to complete the shoot by February end and participate in the election campaigns. However, Boyapati is still planning how to wrap up in just 70 days. He is planning to meet Balakrishna and discuss the same after returning back from Azerbaijan.
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