A new video allegedly from Mahesh Babu's upcoming film Varanasi has gone viral on social media just days before the actor's birthday on August 8. The clip is believed to feature a major action sequence filmed at the Varanasi ghats. While fans are excited to catch another glimpse of the much-awaited film, the makers have not confirmed whether the viral footage is genuine. This is the latest in a series of leaks that have surrounded the project since its announcement.

Mahesh Babu's Action Video From Varanasi Goes Viral

The viral clip reportedly shows Mahesh Babu covered in blood, leading fans to believe it is part of a high-intensity action sequence from the film. Although the video has spread widely across social media platforms, the production team has not released any official statement confirming its authenticity.

The footage has once again sparked discussions among fans, adding to the growing excitement surrounding the ambitious project.

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Varanasi Has Faced Multiple Leaks

Since its announcement, Varanasi has repeatedly become the target of leaks. Earlier, photos from the film's sets, parts of the announcement video, and even Prithviraj Sukumaran's look had surfaced online before their official release.

Another leaked sequence from the film's Ugrabhatti Cave set had also attracted attention. The visuals featured massive rocks, intricately carved pillars, and a blue-screen setup, suggesting that the scene would rely heavily on visual effects.

The announcement video also offered a brief glimpse of Goddess Chhinnamasta, making the cave sequence one of the film's most talked-about moments.

 

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What We Know About Varanasi?

Director S. S. Rajamouli recently revealed that Varanasi is a large-scale adventure film. The story begins in Varanasi before travelling to Antarctica, Africa, and ancient Rome. It also includes a time-travel element before eventually returning to Varanasi.

According to the latest update, nearly 80 percent of the film's shooting has been completed, including its major action sequences. The remaining shoot and post-production work are currently progressing together as the team prepares the film for release.


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