Star director's next with Ravi Teja to be launched on this date, deets inside

Gopichand Malineni directed Veera Simha Reddy and the film impressed even the likes of superstar Rajnikanth who praised the director for his directorial skills. Veera Simha Reddy became Balakrishna's biggest hit, and Gopichand's approach to the faction genre and sensible narration received praise from one and all. 

We at OTTplay were the first ones to reveal that Gopichand will be directing Ravi Teja for the fourth time in his career. We also reported that after narrating the script to Ravi Teja, the actor loved it and immediately gave his approval. Well, the latest update is that the film will be announced tomorrow in a big way. 

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The makers of Pushpa, Waltair Veerayya, and several hit films, Mythri Movie Makers will be helming this film as well. They have planned a very grand launch tomorrow where the rest of the cast will also be revealed. Gopichand had previously directed Ravi Teja in successful films like "Don Seenu," "Balupu," and "Krack. 

While Gopichand initially worked with mid-range heroes, directing a big star like Balakrishna was a significant achievement that surpassed expectations. Now, he is returning to his favorite star, Ravi Teja, with the aim of continuing his successful streak. Gopichand showcased Ravi is a solid manner in all his previous films and we need to see how he will showcase the Mass Maharaja in this movie.

On the other hand, Ravi Teja, who is in need of a hit after the failure of his last film "Ravanasura," is currently working on a movie titled "Tiger Nageswara Rao," which is a biopic based on a thief from Andhra Pradesh. Once he completes this project, he is expected to begin working on Gopichand Malineni's film. A popular Hindi heroine is likely to be roped in as the main lead for the film. Watch this space for more updates on this project.

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