Dhruv Vikram gets Ramesh Varma, Mythri gets the wrong film
The Telugu–Tamil bilingual begins filming in October. Its title and full cast arrive on September 23, assuming the calendar survives the publicity department.
The Ramesh Varma–Dhruv Vikram film is set to begin filming in October, with its title and cast due on September 23.
Ramesh Varma will direct Dhruv Vikram in a Telugu–Tamil bilingual film, with principal photography scheduled to begin in October. The project was announced after a pooja ceremony and is currently in pre-production. Its official title, full cast and crew are due to be unveiled on September 23, Dhruv Vikram’s birthday. (Cinema Express)
The film is presented by Pen Jayanthilal and produced by Koneru Satyanarayana and Sireesha Kurapati under Pen Studios, Sri Neeladri Productions and RV Studios, according to the production announcement. The makers describe it as a high-intensity action film with emotion and drama; the plot, character details, female lead, budget and release date remain undisclosed. (Pen Ganga PR)
One clarification, because film announcements apparently now require a continuity editor: Mythri Movie Makers is not listed among this film’s production banners. It is attached to Dhruv Vikram’s separate film with debutant director Karan Arvind Kumar, later titled Jackie – No Retakes Allowed. (Cinema Express)
The Ramesh Varma film is being referred to in some coverage as DV4/RV7, but that is not its confirmed final title. For now, October has the shoot and September 23 has the next announcement. The film itself is still waiting for a name.