Top director S.S. Rajamouli, renowned for his blockbuster films like Baahubali and RRR, is currently in the midst of shooting for his highly anticipated film, tentatively titled SSMB29. The film, starring Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra, has already created a buzz in the industry, despite Rajamouli’s efforts to keep details under wraps.
Filming is currently underway at the Aluminium Factory in Hyderabad, with the director taking all necessary precautions to prevent any leaks. However, the excitement surrounding the project continues to grow, as fans eagerly await more information about the movie.
In a surprising revelation, sources close to the project have confirmed that Rajamouli plans to turn the film into a trilogy. The director, known for taking his time to perfect his films, has reportedly informed Mahesh Babu that the project will span five years. Rajamouli’s decision to extend the film into three parts stems from the compelling potential of the story, which is said to be in the vein of adventure films like Indiana Jones.
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While Rajamouli previously made Baahubali as a two-part saga, he sees the story of SSMB29 as deserving of a larger canvas. Sources suggest that the film’s scope will allow for multiple sequels, making it an exciting long-term project for the cast and crew.
Currently, the shoot is on a brief pause, as Priyanka Chopra has left Hyderabad to attend her brother’s wedding. She is expected to return to continue filming once the wedding celebrations are over. The next schedule of the film is set to take place in South Africa, adding an international flavor to the high-budget production.
As the project progresses, fans are eagerly awaiting more updates on SSMB29, hoping for another cinematic spectacle from the master storyteller Rajamouli.
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