‘Ustaad Bhagat Singh’ Enters Final Schedule

Following the blockbuster success of OG, Power Star Pawan Kalyan is gearing up to entertain audiences with his highly anticipated film Ustaad Bhagat Singh. Expectations are naturally sky-high, especially considering his iconic collaboration with director Harish Shankar. Their previous outing, Gabbar Singh, turned into a box-office sensation and remains one of the most celebrated mass entertainers in Telugu cinema, thanks to its punch dialogues, Pawan Kalyan’s style, and electrifying screen presence.

The same successful combination coming together again has kept expectations soaring from day one. Adding to the excitement, Harish Shankar recently shared a major update via social media, confirming that Ustaad Bhagat Singh is currently in its final shooting schedule. He also posted pictures with cinematographer Ayananka Bose, showering praise on him for his speed, dedication, and exceptional lighting work. Harish Shankar noted that completing this crucial schedule would not have been possible without Bose’s commitment. While the director did not reveal how long the schedule will continue, the confirmation that it is the last phase has significantly raised hopes regarding the film’s release date.

The buzz around the film has been further amplified by the recently released lyrical song Deekhlenge Saala. The track quickly went viral across social media platforms, energising fans and dominating online trends. Music director Devi Sri Prasad once again impressed with his trademark mass beats. A major highlight of the song is seeing Pawan Kalyan dance with full energy after a long time, which has been widely celebrated by fans.

Produced by Mythri Movie Makers, this mass action entertainer features Raashii Khanna and Sreeleela as the female leads opposite Pawan Kalyan. The makers are planning to bring the film to theatres next year, and with the final schedule update and the roaring response to Deekhlenge Saala, confidence is strong among fans that the Power Star is set to create new mass records once again.