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'Baahubali' director SS Rajamouli confirms next two films

In all probability, the film will go on the floors in 2018.

Written by : TNM

Here is the news every movie buff has been waiting forever since Baahubali: The Conclusion released in April this year! Yes, director SS Rajamouli has revealed in an interview to Variety about the next two projects for which he would be wielding the megaphone for.

The director revealed that the first project that he will be directing would be for Danayya’s DVV Entertainments banner.

One of the popular production houses in Tollywood, Danayya had bankrolled films such as Varudu, Cameraman Ganga Tho Rambabu, Julayi, Nayak and Ninnu Kori.

His current project is the highly anticipated Mahesh Babu starrer Bharath Ane Nenu which is being helmed by Koratala Siva.

The director, however, did not disclose anything else about the project including the language it is to be made in and the star cast. In all probability, the film will go on the floors in 2018.

His next would be bankrolled by KL Narayana who has produced films such as Kshana Kshanam, Hello Brother, Dongaata and Santosham.

Mahesh Babu has been roped in to play the lead role in this project and the shooting is expected to commence in 2019. With the director disclosing two of his upcoming projects, all speculation about his next film have come to an end.

SS Rajamouli, the most successful director in Indian cinema, came up with the magnum opus, the Baahubali franchise, which turned out to be a colossal hit. Baahubali: the Conclusion went on to collect over Rs. 1600 crore at the worldwide box office.

He made his debut in Tollywood with Student No 1 and went on to direct blockbusters such as Simhadri, Eega, Magadheera, Maryada Ramanna etc. His last two films, Baahubali: the Beginning and Baahubali: the Conclusion has made him one of the most wanted directors in India.

 

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