
Ram Charan, working with Tamil director Shankar on 'Game Changer', has recently completed the shooting for this movie. Post-production works are also nearing completion, with a release planned for December. However, before the release of this film, Ram Charan has shifted his focus to his next project 'RC16', for which he is preparing himself. A recent look of Charan related to this movie has gone viral, captivating his fans.



Charan’s Look Goes Viral!



Directed by Buchi Babu, known for 'Uppena', Ram Charan is set to appear in 'RC16', which is soon heading to sets. It is reported that Ram Charan will be seen in a brand new avatar for this movie, for which he is also building up his physique. Recently spotted at Hyderabad airport, Charan was seen sporting long hair, a thick beard, and black glasses, showing a more muscular build compared to his 'Game Changer' look. A video related to this new appearance, also featuring his wife Upasana and daughter Klin Kaara, is currently viral online. Fans and netizens are remarking that Charan's new look reminds them of recent appearances by Mahesh Babu.




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Charan as a Wrestler!



Director Buchi Babu is reportedly making 'RC16' with a unique concept set against a village backdrop focusing on traditional wrestling. It's rumored to be based on the life of Kodi Ramamurthy Naidu, a renowned wrestler from Andhra Pradesh. Charan is undergoing a significant transformation to fit this character, building up his physique accordingly. He recently shared a photo in 'Beast Mode On', where his face isn’t visible, but he is shown from behind, amping up anticipation for his role.



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Costume Designer from 'Thangalaan'



Buchi Babu plans to present 'RC16' as a period drama, where sets and costumes will play crucial roles. Hence, extensive work is being done on the sets on the outskirts of Hyderabad. The team is bringing in Tamil designer Aegan Ekambaram, who worked as a costume designer for the movie 'Thangalaan'. His work is known to enhance the storytelling through authentic costume designs, ensuring the characters' appearances align well with the narrative. It's believed that Ekambaram’s involvement is crucial for achieving the film's desired historical accuracy.







Two Films on the Sets!



It’s been 17 years since Mega Power Star Ram Charan entered the industry as the son of Chiranjeevi. There’s criticism that Charan takes longer breaks between films compared to other stars. Thus, he’s planning to shoot two films per year. As part of this, even before the release of 'Game Changer', Charan announced his project with director Buchi Babu, 'RC16'. Simultaneously, he is set to work on 'RC17' directed by Sukumar. He aims to release these two films by 2026, much to the excitement of his fans.







Thaman Leaks 'Game Changer' Release!



The latest film 'Game Changer', starring Ram Charan, is set to be a Christmas release, as revealed by producer Dil Raju, though no specific date was announced. However, music director Thaman's recent post has filled in the gap. He tweeted, "Get ready for events and promotional material from next week until December 20." This has led fans and movie enthusiasts to joyfully anticipate the film’s release on December 20.




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Ram Charan's Transformative Journey: New Look for 'RC16'


Cinema is a boundless art form that frequently reflects real-life scenarios and illuminates societal issues. Many films, deeply entrenched in local settings, have garnered acclaim for their authentic portrayal of regional languages, characters, and environments. In Tollywood, a variety of films have vividly captured the essence of the Telugu states. Let's delve into some of these interesting films.



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Pushpa



Directed by Sukumar and featuring Allu Arjun, 'Pushpa' is set primarily in the Seshachalam forests near Tirupati and captures the essence of the nearby Chittoor areas. In the film, Allu Arjun is authentically portrayed as one among the village, adopting the Chittoor dialect.







Guntur Kaaram



In Mahesh Babu's recent movie, 'Guntur Kaaram,' the title itself highlights its setting in the region of Andhra Pradesh. The film prominently features Guntur and its environs, with frequent mentions of the town's name, underscoring Mahesh Babu's character's origins from Guntur.







Balagam



Starring Priyadarshi and directed by Venu Yeldandi of Jabardasth fame, 'Balagam' was a huge success last year. The film mirrored the villages of Telangana, depicting the relationships among villagers and the rituals followed during funerals.







Rangasthalam



The movie 'Rangasthalam,' a collaboration between Ram Charan and director Sukumar, is set in the transport villages of the Godavari region during the 1980s. Ram Charan, playing the role of Chittibabu, vividly brings to life a young man from the Godavari districts, enchanting audiences with his authentic dialect and language.







Dasara



In the film 'Dasara,' starring Nani, the influence of the Peddapalli/Ramagundam areas of Telangana is evident. Nani skillfully delivers dialogues in the local language, enhancing the film’s authenticity. Director Srikanth Odela captures the daily lives of those residing near the Singareni coal mines. The portrayal resonated well with local audiences, who expressed their appreciation for the film's depiction of their region.







Colour Photo



Released on OTT during the COVID period, 'Colour Photo' emerged as a successful love story set against the backdrop of Konaseema, beautifully showcasing the region to the Telugu audience. This film also marked the transformation of comedian Suhas into a leading hero.







Uppena



The film 'Uppena,' featuring young actor Panja Vaishnav Tej and directed by Buchi Babu, achieved significant success. It portrayed the lives of fishermen in the coastal areas of Kakinada, highlighting the challenges they face during their fishing endeavors.







Kotha Bangaru Lokam



Directed by Srikanth Addala and starring Varun Sandesh, 'Kotha Bangaru Lokam' was filmed extensively, with over 50% shot in Rajahmundry and its surroundings. The film captures the profound love that parents in these areas have for their children and the purity of their hearts.







Virata Parvam



Starring Rana and Sai Pallavi, 'Virata Parvam' is set in Naxal-affected regions, primarily during 1990-92 in the agency areas of the Mulugu district. The film portrays how people's lives were intertwined with the influences of politicians, Maoists, and police during that period.







Ismart Shankar



Directed by Puri Jagannadh and featuring Ram Pothineni, 'Ismart Shankar' is set in the Old City area. The hero's dialogue and expressions authentically mirror those of the local residents. Nabha Natesh, who plays the heroine, notably identifies herself repeatedly as a girl from Warangal, adding depth to her character.







C/o Kancharapalem



Directed by Maha Venkatesh, 'C/o Kancharapalem' made a significant impact upon its release. The film is set in North Andhra and features a dialect typical of the Vizianagaram district. Key roles were performed by Karthik Ratnam, Raju, Radha Bessy, and Praneeta Patnaik, who brought the characters to life with their authentic portrayals.







Raja Vaaru Rani Gaaru



'Raja Vaaru Rani Gaaru,' featuring Kiran Abbavaram, captures the essence of the twin Godavari districts beautifully. The film showcases the pristine environment of local villages, providing audiences with a vivid depiction of rural life. To truly appreciate the native culture of the Godavari region, this film is a must-watch.







Films shot near Godavari



Tollywood has a rich history of films set in the Godavari districts. The flowing Godavari river features prominently in many scenes from movies such as 'Sitaara', 'Ladies Tailor', 'Attili Sattibabu', 'Bendu Apparao', and 'Shatamanam Bhavati', all of which showcase the scenic backdrop of the Godavari.


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After 'RRR', Ram Charan stars in 'Game Changer' directed by Tamil star director Shankar. There are high expectations for this political action thriller produced by prominent Tollywood producer Dil Raju. Mega fans are eagerly waiting for the release of this movie. Meanwhile, the second single from 'Game Changer' has been released and is currently shaking up YouTube. Let's look into the details.



Raa Macha Macha Song Release



The global star Ram Charan is the hero in 'Game Changer' directed by Shankar. The hero's introduction song 'Raa Macha Macha' was released on Monday. The lyrics were penned by Ananta Sriram, and the music was composed by Thaman. The song was filmed entirely in the Vizag region with a grand setup and full of vibrant colors. Ram Charan's energetic dance steps are captivating the fans, particularly the 'Veena Step' famously associated with megastar Chiranjeevi performed by Ram Charan in this song. This has thrilled the mega fans, who are repeatedly watching the song in awe. Take a look at the song here.




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Trending on YouTube



Immediately after the release of 'Raa Macha Macha' from 'Game Changer', the song trended on YouTube. The song has been watched on a large scale, with viewers praising the fast beat. Remarkably, the song garnered 15 million views even before completing 24 hours, initially hitting 10 million views with the production company's post and adding another 5 million views soon after. Mega fans are confident that it will easily reach 50 million views. They are praising music director Thaman for providing a perfect mass song for Ram Charan’s dance.




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Why Was the Veena Step Hidden?



Even though Ram Charan appears in classic looks in the 'Raa Macha Macha' song, his steps feel entirely massy. The 'Veena Step', a memorable moment in Chiranjeevi’s career, performed by Ram Charan in this song, is expected to be a highlight. It seems clear that this step, specifically performed by Charan with the intention of showcasing it directly in theatres, has not been revealed yet. Fans are highly excited to see how Charan performed it, predicting that if the song clicks, theatres will indeed be packed.







Uncertainty Over the Release Date



Despite the producer Dil Raju giving clarity that 'Game Changer' will be released on December 25, there remains uncertainty among fans about the exact release date. At a previous event, Dil Raju announced the release for December 20, but it has now been pushed five days later. Fans are puzzled over which of the two dates to believe.







Ram Charan's Future Projects



It is known that Ram Charan and Tamil director Shankar are collaborating on 'Game Changer', which is strongly buzzed to be a Christmas release. Following this, Ram Charan is set to act under the direction of 'Uppena' fame Buchi Babu in a project tentatively titled 'RC16', which will soon go on floors. After this movie, he is scheduled to work with director Sukumar. An official announcement regarding this project has already been made. The film with Sukumar is set to start after the release of 'Pushpa 2'.






Game Changer: 'Raa Macha Macha' Ignites YouTube—Will It Fill the Theaters?


Stepping into the industry as the son of megastar Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan has carved out his own star status in Tollywood. Making his debut with the movie 'Chirutha', he garnered an industry hit with his second film 'Magadheera'. His performance in 'Rangasthalam' proved his unrivaled acting skills, and with 'RRR', he rose to global fame, proving himself a worthy son to his father. In continuation of his success, Ram Charan is set to achieve another rare honor.



Wax Statue in Singapore



Actor Ram Charan is set to receive a rare honor as his wax statue will be established in the prestigious Madame Tussauds. His statue, along with that of his pet dog Rhyme, will be placed in the Singapore museum. The photoshoot related to this has already been completed. The Tussauds team announced this news on the IIFA stage, and the related video is going viral online. Mega fans are extremely happy about this, expressing joy that he is progressing leaps and bounds just like Chiranjeevi.




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First Telugu Hero Record!



Several Tollywood star heroes already have their wax statues at Madame Tussauds. Compared to them, Charan's statue this time is quite special because it will be placed in the Madame Tussauds museum in London. It is notable that he will be the first Telugu actor to step into Madame Tussauds' home in London. This unique honor that Ram Charan is about to receive is a testament to his love for animals, as evidenced by the simultaneous placement of his pet dog Rhyme’s statue.







Before Charan...



The first Telugu hero to make it to Madame Tussauds was the pan-India rebel star Prabhas, whose statue is placed in the Bangkok museum. Tollywood superstar Mahesh Babu’s statue is in the Singapore Madame Tussauds, where they also have a statue of Sridevi, styled after her appearance in the Bollywood hit 'Mr. India'. Actress Kajal Aggarwal’s wax figure is also there. Recently, the icon star Allu Arjun’s statue, styled as his character Pushparaj, was set up in the Dubai Madame Tussauds.







Bollywood Stars' Statues



Several Bollywood celebrities also have their statues in Madame Tussauds. These include statues of Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, former Miss World Aishwarya Rai, muscleman Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, star couple Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, and veteran heroine Madhuri Dixit.







Charan’s Future Projects



Ram Charan is currently working on 'Game Changer' under the direction of Tamil director Shankar, which is creating strong buzz as a Christmas release. He will also act under the direction of 'Uppena' fame Buchi Babu in 'RC16', which is set to start shooting soon. After the release of 'Pushpa 2', he is slated to work on a project with director Sukumar, which has already been officially announced.






Ram Charan Set to Make History with Madame Tussauds Wax Statue in London!


Teja Sajja and director Prashanth Varma's film 'Hanuman' has captivated audiences nationwide. Released across India in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi, it quickly became a blockbuster hit. This Sankranthi, 'Hanuman' not only held its own against major films but also shattered box office records, generating significant profits for its producers. The success of the film has naturally led to heightened expectations for its sequel. Recently, buzz has emerged around 'Hanuman 2', with rumors circulating in Tollywood that Megastar Chiranjeevi may join this highly anticipated project.



Contacts with the Megastar!



As hinted in the climax of the first part, 'Hanuman' will have a sequel. The script work for this movie is nearly complete. It is understood that director Prashanth Varma wishes to cast Megastar Chiranjeevi for the role of Hanuman, believing that only he can do justice to the character given its importance in the sequel. Alternatively, there are strong efforts to cast Ram Charan for the same role. As per sources efforts have started, strengthening the buzz that either Chiranjeevi or Ram Charan might be enacting as Hanuman. Producer Chaitanya Reddy's recent comments have further fueled this speculation, suggesting that if either Chiru or Charan agrees, expectations for 'Hanuman 2' will sky-rocket.







Will 'Jai Hanuman' Take Time to Start?



It appears that 'Jai Hanuman' might take more time to kick off. Director Prashanth Varma is recently reported to be starting a film with Nandamuri Balakrishna's son, Mokshagna Teja. Mokshagna, who was on the heavier side, has recently slimmed down and undergone a handsome makeover, sparking rumors that their film will soon go on floors. Given this, it's likely that Prashanth Varma will focus on 'Jai Hanuman' after completing his project with Mokshagna. Meanwhile, Megastar Chiranjeevi is busy shooting 'Vishwambhara' aimed for a Sankranthi release. On the other hand, Ram Charan is acting in 'Game Changer' and has also given a green signal to star in a film directed by 'Uppena' fame Buchi Babu. This may further delay the shooting for 'Jai Hanuman'.







Mokshagna's Video Goes Viral



There have long been rumors about Nandamuri Balakrishna's son Mokshagna entering the film industry. Balakrishna has mentioned at several movie events that his son will join the film industry. Previously, there were negative comments about Mokshagna not being suitable for a hero. However, recent stylish photos of Mokshagna have surprised fans and netizens. A recent video of a photoshoot featuring Mokshagna in a yellow shirt has gone viral. The video has been extensively shared by Nandamuri fans, making it a trending topic online.


Jai Hanuman: Megastar Chiranjeevi in 'Jai Hanuman'?


Among India's esteemed directors, S.S. Rajamouli is distinguished by his unbroken streak of success. With films like 'RRR,' he has propelled Telugu cinema to international prominence and is currently poised to penetrate the global market with 'SSMB29,' starring Mahesh Babu. However, there are ongoing discussions among North Indian audiences about whether any Telugu directors can match Rajamouli's achievements. In response, we are giving several dynamic directors making their mark who can impact the Indian box office in a manner akin to Rajamouli. Who are these directors? Let's explore.



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Nag Ashwin



Currently, one of the most talked-about directors in Tollywood is Nag Ashwin. His upcoming film 'Kalki 2898 AD' featuring Prabhas is creating buzz at a global level. This science fiction movie, inspired by Indian mythology, is set to release worldwide on June 27. Film analysts believe that if this movie succeeds, there will be no turning back for Nag Ashwin's career. This film has the potential to elevate Tollywood to a new level and could bring immense fame to Nag Ashwin. His vision, execution, and unique promotions remind one of Rajamouli’s style.







Director Rajamouli consistently sets the standard in incorporating technology into cinema, known for world-class graphics, inventive weaponry, distinctive costumes, and extraordinary hero portrayals. Director Nag Ashwin, in a similar vein, channels Rajamouli’s innovative spirit by leveraging cutting-edge technology for 'Kalki'. The film features a specially designed vehicle named 'Bujji', used by Prabhas for his on-screen adventures. On Wednesday (May 22), a special preview of 'Bujji' was released, rapidly gaining popularity on YouTube.




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The 'Bujji' special vehicle was developed in collaboration with Mahindra company, costing around 7 crores. Normally, it takes five to ten years to develop a new vehicle, but director Nag Ashwin has integrated the Mahindra team into the film to direct them according to his vision. He stated in the 'Bujji' glimpse release event that this vehicle plays an important role in the movie. He thanked the Mahindra team for their cooperation in creating the vehicle.




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Sukumar



Before "Pushpa: The Rise," Sukumar was primarily recognized within Tollywood, but the film's success catapulted him to a pan-India directorial status. His direction in "Pushpa" left a strong impression, especially his transformation of the stylish Allu Arjun into a rugged character with untidy hair and a beard, perfectly matching the role's demands. Unlike Rajamouli, who is known for emphasizing the interval and climax scenes with intense action, Sukumar adopted a unique approach in "Pushpa." He designed these key scenes without violence, thereby intensifying anticipation for the second half. In the climax, Pushpa's confrontation with SP Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat (Fahadh Faasil) set the stage intriguingly for the upcoming sequel.



Everyone is waiting eagerly for the sequel 'Pushpa 2: The Rule', set to release on August 15. The makers have already started promotions. If this movie is successful, Sukumar’s stature is expected to rise significantly. He has also announced that his next film will star Ram Charan. Rumors are that 'Pushpa 3' is also in the pipeline, suggesting that Sukumar could reach Rajamouli's level of popularity in the next 2-3 years.







Sandeep Reddy Vanga



Tollywood sensation director Sandeep Reddy Vanga has proven his mettle with the movie 'Animal'. He has earned a unique recognition by making films with different concepts and has changed the style of cinema making, similar to Rajamouli. He is currently preparing to shoot his next film with Prabhas, titled 'Spirit'.



In 'Spirit', Prabhas will appear as a police officer for the first time, and his character is expected to be very powerful. A poster related to Prabhas’s character has already been released, showing him in a different style of police uniform, reminiscent of an international cop look. Sandeep has promised that 'Spirit' will feature even stronger content than 'Animal', and he is confident that the movie will collect 150 crores on the first day alone, reaching 1500 crores in collections within a week if it receives positive reviews.



Following 'Spirit', Sandeep Reddy is set to direct with Ranbir Kapoor in 'Animal 2'. If these two films are successful, film analysts believe that Sandeep could achieve a level of fame comparable to Rajamouli.







Prasanth Varma



Young director Prasanth Varma has made a nationwide impact with his film 'HanuMan'. Achieving star director status with just his third movie, 'HanuMan' has become this year's highest-grossing film, collecting over Rs. 350 crores and surpassing expectations at the box office. Prasanth Varma is now developing 'Hanuman 2' and is rumored to be directing a period film featuring Bollywood star Ranveer Singh. Success in these two projects could elevate Prasanth Varma's reputation to a national level.







Prashanth Neel



Kannada director Prashanth Neel has achieved solid success with 'Salaar,' featuring Tollywood star Prabhas. His directing style has greatly impressed even Rajamouli. Prashanth Neel has captivated everyone by providing elevations that match Prabhas' on-screen persona, presenting him as a strong personality in 'Salaar.' He designed the interval sequence wonderfully, reminiscent of Rajamouli’s style. Every appearance of Prabhas on screen sent chills down the fans' spines.



Currently, Prashanth Neel is fully dedicated to 'Salaar: Part 2 - Shouryanga Parvam'. Success with this film could establish him as one of the top directors nationally. He is also preparing for 'NTR31' with Tarak, expected to start production soon, and the production company has announced that 'KGF 3' is underway. If these three projects are successful, Prashanth Neel’s fame could rival that of Rajamouli.







Koratala Siva



Koratala Siva, a noted director in Tollywood, has seen substantial box office success with all his films except 'Acharya'. He is now directing a pan-India film titled 'Devara' featuring Tarak, set against a coastal backdrop and generating significant buzz. The film, which includes Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan and music by Anirudh, will release in two parts, the first on October 10. The promotional materials, including a thrilling scene of Tarak with a sword, have heightened expectations. Success with 'Devara' could elevate Koratala Siva to national prominence. If both parts succeed, he could become one of the country's most prominent directors.







Sujeeth



Sujeeth, recognized for his stylish direction, possesses skills akin to Hollywood filmmakers and is often compared to S.S. Rajamouli. Following 'Baahubali,' he directed Prabhas in 'Saaho.' Despite the film not meeting box office expectations, audiences appreciated Sujeeth’s direction, screenplay, and innovative approach, especially his execution of action scenes. He showcased Prabhas in a notably stylish role. At that time, it was said that Sujeeth would not need to look back if he could achieve a significant hit. Currently, he is directing 'OG' with Pawan Kalyan, anticipated as a pan-India release. Early glimpses have already excited Pawan's fans, where he portrays a gangster. If 'OG' succeeds, it is believed that Sujeeth's career could soar, with some analysts suggesting that two major hits might propel him to a status comparable to Rajamouli's.







Buchi Babu



Buchi Babu is one of the few directors who achieved a solid hit with their debut film. With 'Uppena,' he introduced a pure love story to the audience, proving his significant talent to the industry. He has now risen to a level where he is set to direct his next film with Tollywood star Ram Charan. This upcoming film, a sports drama, will also be released at a pan-India level. Analysts believe that if Buchi Babu's talent combines well with Ram Charan's star power, the film is sure to succeed. They also opine that his name will become well-known at a national level if this project succeeds.






The Future of Telugu Cinema: Directors Who Could Rival S.S.Rajamouli's Success


A new era has begun in Tollywood. Innovative directors with fresh ideas are making their mark with blockbuster hits. While established directors like Puri Jagannadh, Harish Shankar, Srinu Vaitla, Ram Gopal Varma, V.V. Vinayak, Teja, and Gunasekar are struggling without hits, the new directors are capturing audiences and box office success with their debut films. They are attracting the Telugu audience with fresh stories and unique filmmaking styles, competing strongly at the box office even against big-budget films. Who are these young directors? What films have they made? Let's take a look.



Anji K. Maniputhra



The latest film 'Aay' featuring N.T. Rama Rao's brother-in-law, Nithiin, as the hero, marks the directorial debut of Anji K. Manikumar. Made on a modest budget, this film stood strong against big hero films like 'Double iSmart', 'Mr. Bachchan', and 'Thangalan' at the box office, securing good collections. The director has received praise for his distinctive style set against a Godavari backdrop, blending childhood friendships, innocence, and the local humor beautifully.







Yadu Vamsi



'Committee Kurrollu', produced by Mega daughter Niharika Konidela, created a sensation at the box office. This low-budget film directed by Yadu Vamsi garnered ₹17.76 crores (GROSS). It was his directorial debut, beautifully capturing a village setting with young characters. The narrative, infused with comedy and reminiscences of the 1990s, highlighted the bond among friends and the charm of rural Godavari settings, bringing acclaim to the director.







Mukesh Prajapati



The latest web series Bahishkarana, starring Anjali as a prostitute, marked the directorial debut of Mukesh Prajapati. Released on OTT platforms, the series was a hit, drawing significant viewership. The director vividly portrayed caste discrimination and the oppression of women and marginalized communities by village elders through this revenge drama.







Shouryuv



With the recent film 'Hi Nanna', Shouryuv made his directorial debut, captivating audiences with his approach to a typical subject. He skillfully depicted the relationship between a father and daughter, evoking deep emotions. His impact was evident as the film not only received positive reviews but also performed well at the box office, indicating his promising future as a director.







Kalyan Shankar



The recent hit youth entertainer 'MAD' was the debut venture of director Kalyan Shankar, which became a solid success. His first attempt proved his potential future in directing, captivating the college-going crowd with fun-filled scenes and witty dialogues that resonated well with the youth.







Karthik Dandu



With the film 'Virupaksha', Karthik Dandu stepped into the industry as a director, choosing a unique horror thriller concept that received acclaim. Featuring mega hero Sai Dharam Tej in the lead role, the film not only drew praises for Dandu's direction but also raked in up to ₹100 crores at the box office, establishing him as a promising new director in the industry.







Srikanth Odela



Nani's 'Dasara' film, grossing over ₹100 crores, was directed by debutant Srikanth Odela. Achieving a massive success with his first film, he attracted the attention of producers. Currently, he has not announced his next film, but Nani has praised his ability to produce outstanding cinema.







Venu Yeldandi



Initially entering the industry as a comedian, Venu transitioned to directing with the film 'Balagam', securing a blockbuster hit. His success filled producer Dil Raju's coffers, leading to readiness among producers to back his scripts. It is rumored that Venu will direct another film under Dil Raju's banner, possibly with hero Nani.







Prasanth Varma



Director Prasanth Varma entertained the audience with unique narrative films like 'Awe!', 'Kalki', and 'Zombie Reddy'. With 'Hanu Man', he became a Pan-India director, delivering a blockbuster that overshadowed films by stars like Mahesh, Venkatesh, and Nagarjuna during the 2024 Sankranthi season.







Gowtam Tinnanuri



Gowtam Tinnanuri introduced himself as a director with the film 'Jersey' starring Nani, which was a blockbuster hit and brought a shower of praises for Nani's performance. Gowtam's direction was highly recognized, and his debut film ensured that heroes and producers noticed him. He is currently directing 'VD12' with Vijay Deverakonda, featuring Bhagyashri Borse as the heroine.







Buchi Babu Sana



With his debut film 'Uppena', director Buchi Babu Sana caught everyone's attention. His next film announcement with Ram Charan surprised everyone, and it will feature Janhvi Kapoor as the heroine in a sports drama backdrop.







Tharun Bhascker



Known for 'Pelli Choopulu' and entertaining everyone with 'Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi', director Tharun Bhascker has excelled not only as a director but also as a dialogue writer. With 'Meeku Maathrame Cheptha', he also stepped into acting. His recent film, a youthful comedy entertainer 'Keedaa Cola', continues to secure his future in the industry.






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