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Details of NTR's 27th movie

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,January 28 2017]

NTR's film in the direction of Bobby of 'Power' and 'Sardaar Gabbar Singh' fame will hold its muhurath ceremony on Feb 10th. Five days later, the regular shoot will commence. With this formal announcement, the long wait of Nandamuri fans to watch the Young Tiger shooting for his next comes to an end.

Being NTR's 27th film, it is of sentimental value for more reasons than one. It's the 9th movie of NTR Arts, and 2 and 7 add up to 9, which is the lucky number of the Nandamuris. 'Jai Lavakusha' is said to be the working title of this film, in which the 'Janatha Garage' actor will be seen in three roles.

So far, the music director's name and the lead actresses names haven't been revealed by the makers. The only major technician to have officially come on board is CK Muraleedharan, the cinematographer of '3 Idiots' and 'PK' fame.

The film will most likely hit the screens on Aug 11th.

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