Mahesh Babu Shares Varanasi Movie's First Look, Wifey Namrata Shirodkar Says 'This Is Just The Beginning' | WATCH

SS Rajamouli returns nearly three years after the worldwide success of RRR, collaborating with Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra, and Prithviraj Sukumaran on one of the most eagerly awaited movies. The filmmaker revealed the title, Varanasi, at the Hyderabad event. Additionally, the producers released a trailer in which Mahesh Babu played Rudhra, riding a bull and brandishing a trishul. Varanasi will be released in the summer of 2027, according to music composer MM Keeravani.

Mahesh Babu will play Rudhra, Priyanka Chopra Jonas will play Mandakini, and Prithviraj Sukumaran will portray Kumbha in SS Rajamouli's magnum opus. While fans cannot stop gushing over the teaser and first look, Mahesh Babu's wife, former actor Namrata Shirodkar, turned cheerleader for him.

Mahesh Babu's wife wrote, "Just WOW and this is just the beginning … love love and only love (sic)," along with hearts and heart-eye emojis."

 

 

 

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Namrata Shirodkar's comment has over 5000 likes and 30 replies from fans. Many called her 'Vadhina' in the comment section, which translates to sister-in-law in English. Several users replied with hearts and fire emojis as she cheered for her superstar husband.

What To Expect From SS Rajamouli's Varanasi?

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Varanasi is expected to be Rajamouli's most adventurous movie to date. The narrative takes place across many centuries, beginning in an ancient kingdom in 512 CE and ending in 2071 when the city is under assault from meteors.

The teaser or first look, which combines epic conflicts between mankind and gods with exhilarating global adventures, also promises sequences in Antarctica, Africa, and underground caverns. Rajamouli is creating a cinematic extravaganza by fusing amazing computer-generated imagery with expansive action scenes.

Meanwhile, Varanasi is being specifically recorded in a new premium landscape format for IMAX, which is a first for the Indian film industry, according to SS Rajamouli. The goal of this technology is to give viewers worldwide a more expansive and engaging movie experience.