Superstar Mahesh Babu, deeply immersed in the production of his highly awaited project "Guntur Kaaram," helmed by the acclaimed Trivikram Srinivas, is swiftly progressing toward its culmination. Enthusiastic fans can mark January 12, 2024, on their calendars, as the film is slated for a grand Sankranti release, promising an enthralling cinematic experience.

Meanwhile, the industry is abuzz with speculation about Mahesh Babu's next cinematic venture, a collaboration with the visionary director Rajamouli, often touted as SSMB29. The heightened excitement surrounding this project is justified, given Rajamouli's global acclaim following the sensational success of RRR, ensuring an international cinematic spectacle for audiences.

Insider sources unveil Mahesh Babu's rigorous preparations for the film, with a focus on intense action sequences. The actor is gearing up for extensive training sessions, set to commence in January or February 2024. Rumors suggest that Rajamouli and Mahesh Babu are eyeing a 2025 release for the film, intensifying anticipation among fans.

The project is anticipated to offer a global experience akin to RRR, which made waves at the Oscars, with its track "Naatu Naatu" securing the Best Song award. Rajamouli's commitment to providing a transcendent movie experience has fans eagerly awaiting this collaboration.Star writer Vijayendra Prasad, Rajamouli's father, has previously hinted at the film's African Jungle backdrop, positioning Mahesh Babu in a Hollywood-esque portrayal reminiscent of Indiana Jones. Buzz in the industry suggests that the storyline is based on real-life incidents.

In a recent exciting development, reports reveal that the film's locations have been finalized. While the production plans to shoot in three countries worldwide, the key scenes will primarily unfold in the Amazon forests. Rajamouli has reportedly scouted specific locations in these dense forests, amplifying the film's grandeur. The collaboration with the renowned Hollywood studio KL Narayana indicates the film's substantial budget, estimated at Rs. 1500 crores. A significant portion of the shooting will take place in a specially constructed set at Ramoji Film City, costing Rs. 100 crores, heightening expectations for Rajamouli's visual extravaganza that promises to transport viewers to an unparalleled cinematic world.