Bollywood’s popular production house Pen Studios is launching Happening Telugu hero Sreenivas Bellamkonda In Bollywood with the Remake Of Prabhas and Rajamouli’s blockbuster movie Chatrapathi. Star director VV Vinayak who delivered numerous blockbusters is directing Sreenivas’ Bollywood launchpad.
The film has already completed its production works and currently, the post-production works are underway. Today, the makers released the first look poster and also announced the release date. The film is titled Chatrapathi and it will hit the cinemas on May 12th to capitalize on the summer holidays.
In this first-look poster, Sreenivas goes shirtless and looks like a beast, flaunting his chiseled physique. He is seen standing in the water with a copper bowl in one hand, and there are injuries on his back. He wears sacred threads around his neck and on his arm. The posture and the ferocious clouds indicate the aggression of Sreenivas’ character. The first-look poster
Bellamkonda underwent a tremendous physical transformation to play a power-packed role in this movie. VV Vinayak presents the youngster in an action-packed role. Sreenivas is already one of the biggest stars of digital worldwide as his Khoonkhar (Hindi dubbed movie of Jaya Janaki Nayaka) crossed record 700 millions views.
Known for making critically acclaimed and commercially successful movies, Dr. Jayantilal Gada of Pen Studios is producing the project, while Dhaval Jayantilal Gada and Aksshay Jayantilal Gada of Pen Marudhar Cine Entertainment will distribute the movie worldwide. They are making the film on a grand scale without compromising on any budget.
Rajamouli’s father KV Vijayendra Prasad who penned the story for the original is the writer for the remake version as well. Nizar Ali Shafi who worked for several Telugu and Tamil movies cranked the camera, while Bollywood’s upcoming composer Tanishk Bagchi scores the music.
Anl Arusu oversees action choreography, wherein Sunil Babu who is one of the busiest technicians in India is the production designer. Mayur Puri provides the dialogues for the film.
