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Sivakarthikeyan confirmed to debut in Telugu in Pawan Kalyan film?

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,April 27 2020]

Tamil actors being cast in prominent roles in Telugu films seems to have become the go-to move for directors to get Tamil audiences excited about their big budget films. Baahubali started it and everyone seems to be following the same formula with few changes.

Sukumar is looking at Vijay Sethupathi to star in Pushpa and now, Sivakarthikeyan is under consideration for PSPK28 by Krish, it seems. The director is known for deft handling of his subjects and extracting good performances too.

If Sivakarthikeyan really accepts the offer and takes up the project, if film works, he may improve his market in Telugu. He did find a hit in Remo and many youngsters recognise him as a good actor too.

For now, these could just be rumours going around and speculations by Insiders. We can only get a clarification post lockdown whenever makers start shooting again.

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