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Nani, Akkineni Nagarjuna begin shooting for Sriram Aditya’s Telugu film

Nani and Nagarjuna have started working on Sriram Aditya’s next Telugu film that is yet to be titled.

Published on: Mar 19, 2018, 14:41:25 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Chennai
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Actors Nani and Akkineni Nagarjuna have joined hands for the first time for a yet-to-be-titled Telugu project that will be directed by Sriram Aditya. The film went on the floors in Hyderabad on Sunday, marking the occasion of Ugadi.

The multi starrer, starring Nagarjuna and Nani, is reported to be a comedy film.
The multi starrer, starring Nagarjuna and Nani, is reported to be a comedy film.

Talking about the film, director Sriram said, “I’ve grown up watching Nagarjuna sir’s films and to get to work with him today is so exciting. I’m sure not many directors get this opportunity so early on in their career. In case of Nani, I’ve always wanted to work with him and I’m sure the experience is going to be absolutely fun.”

He added that the film can’t be segmented into one particular genre. “Just like my previous films, I can’t categorise this film into one genre. It’ll be a multi-genre film with beautiful emotions and great visuals. The on screen relationship between Nani and Nagarjuna will be the film’s major highlight.”

The rest of the cast and crew are yet to be announced.

Nani will next be seen in Krishnarjuna Yuddham, in which he plays dual roles. Nagarjuna, on the other hand, is busy with Ram Gopal Varma’s Officer, in which he plays a ruthless cop with no rules. The project marks his reunion with Varma after two decades.

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