Tollywood producers like dil raju are concentrating on luring those major pan-India stars from other tinsel towns to the telugu industry while bollywood is preoccupied signing Prabhas. For his first-ever telugu film, which is being produced as a Telugu-Tamil bilingual, dil raju has already recruited tamil superstar Vijay. With the release of Sir, even sithara Entertainment introduced Danush to Tollywood.
Despite having blockbusters like Vijay's movie, ram Charan, and Shankar's movie in the works, dil raju is reportedly making another significant move right now. Raju is reportedly eyeing his first-ever major pan-Indian picture after producing two back-to-back films in bollywood with the remakes of jersey and HIT. According to rumours, kannada actor Yash, who became well-known across the country thanks to the hugely successful film KGF, has been locked by Raju.
Even yash hasn't signed any further pan-Indian films since the huge success of KGF2, sticking to kannada films instead. According to reports, Raju and yash are in talks about working together, and the renowned telugu producer would create a Telugu-Kannada blockbuster with him that will already be released in tamil and Hindi. Let's see if this idea works out big time or ends as a dud at Box Office.
Despite having blockbusters like Vijay's movie, ram Charan, and Shankar's movie in the works, dil raju is reportedly making another significant move right now. Raju is reportedly eyeing his first-ever major pan-Indian picture after producing two back-to-back films in bollywood with the remakes of jersey and HIT. According to rumours, kannada actor Yash, who became well-known across the country thanks to the hugely successful film KGF, has been locked by Raju.
Even yash hasn't signed any further pan-Indian films since the huge success of KGF2, sticking to kannada films instead. According to reports, Raju and yash are in talks about working together, and the renowned telugu producer would create a Telugu-Kannada blockbuster with him that will already be released in tamil and Hindi. Let's see if this idea works out big time or ends as a dud at Box Office.
