Varanasi: 'Varanasi' is one of those films for which everyone is eagerly waiting. But the real reason for the buzz created about this film is S.S. Rajamouli. Who has proved time and again with his direction why he is the best? Of course Rajamouli brings a film after many years of preparation, but the work in it is top class. At present he is busy with Varanasi, the budget of which is said to be between Rs 1000-1300 crore. Also, the picture is the second most expensive film of Indian cinema. However, meanwhile, an update came on the film that a fun sequence has been shot with Mahesh Babu and Priyanka. But what do we tell you?
'VaranasiA recent viral video of choreographer Shankar has further increased the discussion. In which he was talking about a foot-tapping dance number with Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra. Actually, there will be a dance number of Priyanka and Mahesh Babu in the film, both of them have already told. But now fans have become more happy with the new update. But why and how? Let us tell.
Recently a report was published on a news website. In which Shankar talked about a dance number from Varanasi. He was seen saying in the interview that Rajamouli narrated the entire story to him for several hours and he was very impressed with the story. There will be a special song in the film, in which Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra will be seen dancing in Latin style. The song will also feature professional dancers called from the United Kingdom. Shankar said that this song will be unique and will be on a big level. Actually, this film will also have time-travel elements inspired by Indian mythology. It is reported that the team is going to shoot the next schedule in Antarctica.
However, Antarctica has not been a preferred shooting destination for commercial cinema. Less than 10 films have been shot on this continent. Filmmakers often avoid going here due to bad weather, logistics challenges, Antarctic Treaty. Especially because of the production cost, it is difficult to reach this area. This film can become the first Indian mainstream project to be shot there.
