Is Jr NTR's next with THIS young director being made in two parts? Here is the clarity

Jr NTR has made headlines as news is that his next film after Devara will also be made in two parts. Read to find out all about it.

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We at OTTplay have already reported that Jr NTR is all set to do a film in the direction of Shouruyv, who last made the smash hit Hi Nanna with Nani and Mrunal Thakur. We also reported that Jr NTR had loved the script and had given his go-ahead to the project.

Latest update on Jr NTR's next with Shouryuv

Now, the latest news in the film circles is that this film will be made in two parts. Touted to be an action drama, this film will be produced by Wyra Entertainments, which made Hi Nanna with Shouruyv. We have now come to know exclusively that the news about the film being made in two parts is untrue.

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A source close to the team has told us that only the script has been finalised and that there has been no discussion about making the film in two parts. This rumour originated thanks to the trend of making films in multiple parts. The source also adds that Jr NTR is yet to listen to the full-fledged narration, and only when that is done will he give his nod to the project.

JR NTR's upcoming films

But news related to the project has been making the rounds, one after the other. One of the top media houses in Tollywood has also reported that the film will kick off soon, and Jr NTR has been paid a whopping Rs 9 crore as an advance fee from the makers. As of now, Jr NTR is busy with the shooting of his new film, Devara, which will be released in two parts.

Janhvi Kapoor plays the female lead in this film. Apart from these projects, Jr NTR is also shooting for War 2 under the direction of Ayan Mukherjee. The film is being produced by Yash Raj Films and will have Jr NTR in a negative role. For now, his film with Shouyuv has become a hot topic of discussion.

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