Mahesh Babu will be pairing with Anushka Shetty in Kaleja. (File photo: Express) 
Entertainment News

Mahesh Babu's Kaleja likely on his birthday

The Tollywood prince will be seen on the big screen in Kaleja after approximately three years.

From our online archive

Kaleja

Director: Trivikram Srinivas

Starring: Mahesh Babu , Anushka Shetty

Mahesh Babu fans can now rejoice as a major chunk of his next Telugu movie, which is likely to be named Kaleja, has been shot and if everything goes as per the schedule, the film will have its grand release on 9th of August i.e. on the ‘Prince’s’ birthday.

Anushka Shetty will be seen acting opposite Mahesh in this movie. The film, which is being co-produced by C Kalyan and Singanamala Ramesh under the banner of Kanakaratna Movies, is being directed by dialogue writer turned director Trivikram Srinivas.

The movie is said to have a budget of around Rs. 30 crores. Currently, the shooting is taking place at a spiritual place called ‘Jejuri’, which is around 40 kilomoters from Pune towards Phaltan. The plans are to finish off the scenes involving the lead pair here. The climax shooting for the climax scenes will be starting from June 3rd. The shooting will wrap up completely with the shooting of four songs. Mani Sharma is said to be composing the tunes for these songs.

If everything goes as per the schedule, the shooting should be over in June. Since Mahesh and Trivikram have already created magic at the box office with their super hit film Athadi, the audiences are going to have a lot of expectations with this one.

After all, the Telugu superstar will be seen on the big screen after approximately three years. We surely hope to see the duo create magic at the box office again!

PM Modi calls for greater resilience within BRICS; warns against weaponisation of tech, critical minerals

‘Might makes right’ has no place, says China's Xi Jinping; calls for stronger BRICS unity with Global South

'I hereby resign as CM': Dipke takes swipe at MP CM with satirical resignation letter after Balaghat visit

West Bengal govt orders closure of 252 madrassas, issues notices to around 100 others

'Calibrated capitulation': Congress slams PM Modi after his meeting with Xi Jinping, questions China policy