In an exciting announcement that has electrified cinema enthusiasts, acclaimed director S.S. Rajamouli revealed that his upcoming film ‘Vaaranasi’, featuring superstar Mahesh Babu, is set to release worldwide on April 7, 2027. The production team is currently engaged in both shooting and promotional activities, creating a buzz among fans eager for more updates.
During a recent interview with Hollywood media, Rajamouli shared intriguing insights about his last blockbuster, ‘RRR’. The film, which starred Ram Charan and Junior NTR, gained international acclaim, especially after winning an Oscar, significantly raising the profile of Tollywood on a global scale. This achievement has not only celebrated the film’s success but has also paved the way for future projects inspired by its impact.
In a surprising twist, Rajamouli announced his plans to develop ‘RRR’ into an animated feature. He mentioned that discussions are underway with several Japanese studios to bring this vision to life. Although the project has not officially commenced, the news has been met with enthusiasm from animation lovers and fans of the original film, who are eager to see how the story will be reimagined in this new format.
This venture follows the successful animation series adaptation of Rajamouli’s earlier epic, ‘Baahubali’, which is being directed by Ishan Shukla. Rajamouli is serving as the presenter for this project, which is anticipated to release its first part in 2027, aligning closely with the timeline for ‘Vaaranasi’. The announcement of ‘RRR’ as an animated film adds another layer of excitement for fans, who are already engaging on social media platforms, posting their thoughts and reactions.
As Rajamouli continues to expand his cinematic universe, the combination of animation and storytelling promises an innovative approach to beloved narratives. The anticipation surrounding ‘RRR’s animation project reflects the growing interest in diverse formats and storytelling methods within the film industry. With both ‘Vaaranasi’ and the animated ‘RRR’ on the horizon, fans can look forward to a thrilling mix of traditional filmmaking and modern animation techniques, further solidifying Rajamouli’s status as a visionary in Indian cinema.
