Anushka Shetty says 'YES' Finally
Superstars like Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth, and Prabhas, who starred opposite All Arjun, have all done sequels. Now, it's anushka Shetty's turn to helm a follow-up to her last hit film, "Bhaagmathie." "We intend to produce 'Bhaagmathie 2,' which will have a larger canvas. anushka will be portrayed as a more compelling and strong character, and her appearance will be captivating, says filmmaker Ashok, who had success in 2018 with his psychological thriller.
In the original narrative, anushka played an IAS officer named Chanchala Reddy, who is imprisoned in a haunted home while being questioned by law enforcement about a politician they believe to be corrupt. Strange events also start to occur in the palace. He interrupts off, saying, "I can't reveal more details since work is underway and it will start sometime next year."
Thus, after taking a few years off from movies, anushka made a daring yet carefree comeback with "Miss Shetty mister Polishetty." Currently, establishing a precedent for a leading lady accepting a second role. She has been a trailblazer for women-focused telugu films, and her follow-up will inspire other filmmakers to follow suit. Filmmakers have undoubtedly been motivated by Anushka's comeback to come up with fresh concepts. She will star in Krish's film "Ghaati," which tells the story of a lady caught up in the drug trade. To increase her fan base, she is also making her malayalam debut in the ground-breaking thriller "Kathanar-The Wild Sorcerer."
In the original narrative, anushka played an IAS officer named Chanchala Reddy, who is imprisoned in a haunted home while being questioned by law enforcement about a politician they believe to be corrupt. Strange events also start to occur in the palace. He interrupts off, saying, "I can't reveal more details since work is underway and it will start sometime next year."
Thus, after taking a few years off from movies, anushka made a daring yet carefree comeback with "Miss Shetty mister Polishetty." Currently, establishing a precedent for a leading lady accepting a second role. She has been a trailblazer for women-focused telugu films, and her follow-up will inspire other filmmakers to follow suit. Filmmakers have undoubtedly been motivated by Anushka's comeback to come up with fresh concepts. She will star in Krish's film "Ghaati," which tells the story of a lady caught up in the drug trade. To increase her fan base, she is also making her malayalam debut in the ground-breaking thriller "Kathanar-The Wild Sorcerer."