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Charan, Prabhas' partners join hands for new business line?

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,December 13 2017]

The other day, UV Creations owned the Nizam territory rights of 'Rangasthalam' by paying a fancy price.

There is one more development happening with respect to the banner (owned by Prabhas' brother and a friend) and Ram Charan. It's that they both are going to come together to venture into running theatres in the Telugu States.

This will take Cherry's entrepreneurial image to a new high.

UV Creations, which is producing 'Saaho' on a huge scale, is also aggressive these days. The new partnership will bring together Prabhas and Charan in the eyes of their fans.

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