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All set for Santosh Srinivas's tryst with Pawan Kalyan

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,July 11 2017]

Till recently, uncertainty was surrounding over whether Pawan Kalyan will do the remake of 'Jolly LLB-2' or Santosh Srinivas' project. The scales are clearly tilting towards the 'Kandireega' and 'Hyper' director.

Santosh was supposed to team up with Power Star in mid-2016 itself. It didn't work out because 'Sardaar Gabbar Singh' kept on getting delayed. Later, they got busy with their respective projects, 'Katamarayudu' and 'Hyper'.

The buzz is that Rakul Preet Singh will play Pawan's romantic pair in this entertainer. In all probability, the film should be launched in October or so. The makers will aim for a Summer 2018 release.

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