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After 'Shakthi', 'Badrinath' @ Manali

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,July 28 2010]

Manali seems to be the place to beckon Telugu cinema! Besides Junior NTR’s ‘Shakthi’ being shot at Manali, Allu Arjun’s ‘Badrinath’ has started shooting in Manali.

‘Badrinath’ directed by VV Vinayak is produced by Allu Arvind’s Geetha Arts. Cast including Allu Arjun, Prakash Raj and few others along with the crew have started shooting in Manali. Tamannah is Allu Arjun’s heroine in this movie. A few action scenes will also be shot, it is learnt.

Talking about action, Allu Arjun will flaunt his martial art skills that he learnt in Vietnam under the guidance of ace stunt director Peter Heines. Story writer in demand, Chinni Krishna has written the script for ‘Badrinath’ that will continue its shooting in Manali for sometime. A costly set of a house has been erected in Manali exclusively for the movie!

VV Vinayak and Arjun return together after their ‘Bunny’. Will they create a movie better than their previous flick? Hold on…

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