The actor along with Yogi G Raj, Karthik Gowda, Effects Rajan and Bhuvan Gowda. 
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Hombale films presents Sriimurali

Movie will be made under Karthik Gowda’s banner KRG Studios; Yogi G Raj will direct actor for the first time

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BENGALURU:With Mufti by debutant director Narthan a box-office success, Sriimurali now has 3 consecutive hits to his credit.

The previous two were Uggramm and Rathavara. So, what is the actor’s next big plan?We all know of his project with Jayanna Combines, but a selfie uploaded recently by Sriimurali along with producer Karthik Gowda, Yogi G Raj, and Effects Rajan on social media hints at another massive project in the making. A little birdie tells us that Vijay Kiragandur’s Hombale Films, which gave us the blockbuster hit Raajakumara and the big-budget KGF, will present Sriimurali in a movie made under KRG Studios, Karthik Gowda’s  production house.

Sriimuirali

Another interesting bit of news about this movie is that it will be directed by Yogi G Raj, who will be working with Sriimurali for the first time. Our source tells us, “Work on the script has begun, and director Yogi G Raj, Karthik Gowda and Effects Rajan along with Sriiurali are already on the job. They have travelled to undisclosed location for this”.

Meanwhile, they are deciding on the technicians and we hear that V Harikrishna will be scoring its music, again another first for Srimurali. Deepu S Kumar has been roped in as its editor. The project is likely to go on floors from April. Actor associating with Hombale Films, who delivered the industry hit like Raajakumara, we know look forward to know what is in store from this project. Sriimurali’s birthday.

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