Tarak next movie with Bobby?

November 30, 2016 / 04:10 PM IST

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Jr.NTR has taken a sabbatical and much deserved break from movies after being part of back to back movies from Rabhasa to Temper to Nannaku Prematho to Janatha Garage. From Temper his movie collections have kept increasing with each film and Janatha Garage proved to be the big hit that Jr. NTR and his fans were waiting since his last big hit, Simhadri. After getting such a huge hit, Tarak has been very careful about the story and the kind of movie he will be a part off. The movie will be produced under NTR Arts by Nandamuri Kalyanram and this has put some more pressure on NTR to definitely choose the subject that satisfies his fans and also becomes a money spinner.

Previously, Puri Jagannadh’s ISM was trusted to be a big success after Pataas for Kalyanram but after the initial openings the movie ended up being a disappointment for all the parties involved. During the time, there was talk about NTR starting a movie in the direction of Puri Jagannadh but that idea has been dropped now. There was an official announcement regarding a movie with Vakkantham Vamsi but the brothers did not like the script and Vamsi moved on to make his directorial debut with Allu Arjun later next year. Since then there were many names floating around in the industry and many thought Trivikram and NtR, combination would happen as the news outlets were speculating about the possible meeting between the director and actor.

But that didn’t materialize as well. Recently, it was said that Pataas director Anil Ravipudi, is confirmed to direct a movie with NTR. As per reports coming in, NTR Arts has paid an advance amount to director Bobby of Power and Sardaar Gabbar Singh fame. The movie will be an action entertainer with all the necessary ingredients for fans to lap it up. The movie shooting will start from Jan last week and release is planned for Dussehra Diwali season. The script work is currently going on and once it is completely done, the movie will be taken forward first and then Anil Ravipudi script might go on floors as well.