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Rajamouli to shoot 'RRR' stunt sequence at Ramoji Film City

Around 1000 artistes have been roped in for the action sequence featuring Ram Charan.

Written by : Digital Native

Director SS Rajamouli will be shooting a stunt sequence for this upcoming RRR at the Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad. The second schedule of this magnum opus began at the film city recently and news is that the action sequence featuring Ram Charan Teja, will be shot there. Sources say that 1000 artistes have been roped in for this particular action sequence and that Ram Charan will be seen taking on them single-handedly.

RRR was announced in the year 2017 amidst a lot of expectations. The lead stars’ looks in the film have been worked out already. Last year, the photo shoot of the film took placein the US. Shooting is currently underway. The film’s working title is RRR, which stands for the three Rs – Rajamouli, Ram Charan and Rama Rao, related to the project. 

On the technical aspects, a familiar crew has been roped in for the project including MM Keeravani who will compose the tunes. A majority of the crew which had worked with director SS Rajamouli in Baahubali will be working on RRR as well. Details about the rest of the star cast and crew are under wraps as of now but there were reports that talks have been initiated with Bollywood actor Alia Bhatt to play one of the female leads. However, there is no official news about it till now.

Tamil actor and director Samuthirakani is already onboard this project for a pivotal role. RRR is being bankrolled by DVV Dhanayya under his banner DVV Entertainments on a budget of Rs. 300 crores. Plans are on to release it in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam. The film’s director had made an announcement already that RRR will be a Sankaranthi 2020 release.

With Rajamouli’s last outing Baahubali being a phenomenal hit, fans wait eagerly for RRR.

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