Chiranjeevi To Comeback In Sandalwood: Explore Chiranjeevi’s comeback in movie as he sets out on a fantastical journey with Mega 156. Examine the rumors surrounding his possible 22-year hiatus from Kannada cinema. Discover the exciting new era of cinema and the fascinating chapters of a Megastar’s career! 🌟🎬 #Mega156 #KannadaCinema #Chiranjeevi
Chiranjeevi To Comeback In Sandalwood?
The megastar of Telugu cinema, Chiranjeevi, is navigating a difficult chapter in the ups and downs of a storied career. Hailed as ‘Bigger Than Bachchan’ in the nineties, he is currently facing a string of failed films and a career low. His most recent project, Bhola Shankar, was a box office bust, which made him reflect and rethink his approach to filmmaking.
In an audacious step toward atonement, Chiranjeevi is about to venture into unexplored fantasy genre territory, departing from the traditional roles that shaped his remarkable career. With a working title of Mega 156, the film looks to be a grand extravaganza that might spark the Megastar’s career again.
The speculation about Chiranjeevi’s possible 22-year break from Kannada cinema adding another level of mystery to his story. According to reports, the Megastar may make a lengthy cameo in an untitled movie helmed by renowned director Prem and starring Kannada superstar Darshan. The project promises to be a cinematic reunion between Chiranjeevi and the Kannada film industry. Production is set to begin in June of next year.
If it happens, Chiranjeevi and Darshan working together may be a big deal for Kannada cinema. Renowned for his unique storytelling style, director Prem presented the script to Chiranjeevi on December 22 during their meeting in Hyderabad. Fans and industry insiders alike are impatiently awaiting an official confirmation, even if the Megastar has indicated interest.
In the late 1990s, Chiranjeevi made his final appearance in a Kannada film, Sipayi (1996), costarring alongside the film’s biggest star, Ravichandran. The possible Darshan partnership might have to wait a little while longer because director Prem is presently shooting the two-part epic, KD, a pan-Indian project that has the attention of moviegoers.
Returning to Mega 156, the film not only signifies Chiranjeevi’s foray into the fantasy genre but also reunites him with director Vassishta, renowned for helming Bimbisara. An interesting familial touch is added to the project as Chiranjeevi’s daughter, Sushmita Konidela, takes on the role of producer and costume designer. Mega 156 is being crafted under the banner of UV Creations by V Vamsi Krishna Reddy, Pramod Uppalapati, and Vikram Reddy.
As Chiranjeevi endeavors for a cinematic resurgence, Mega 156 and the potential Kannada cameo represent pivotal steps in reshaping his narrative. The Megastar’s journey, marked by highs and lows, continues to be a captivating saga, and fans eagerly await the unfolding chapters that could redefine the legacy of a cinematic icon.
- tazatimeinindia.com
- December 29, 2023
- 5:26 pm
