With a reputed star cast and major director Gopichand Malineni, NBK111 has begun filming today. The historical epic awaited for years, NBK111 stars Telugu superstar Nandamuri Balakrishna, with the puja underway at Hyderabad in filmmaking- one of the biggest Telugu efforts this year. Under the moniker Vridi Cinemas, Venkata Satish Kilaru is creating the film, therefore reuniting the famous acting-director team.
The debut event highlighted the spectrum of bright individuals present from the Telugu film industry. Ceremonially giving the screenplay to the filmmakers were Andhra Pradesh ministers Anagani Satya Prasad and Gottipati Ravi Kumar. Celebrated director B. Gopal, who has given Balakrishna a number of hits, sounded the clap for the first shot. NBK’s daughter Tejaswini, meanwhile, turned the camera on.
Together directors Boyapati Sreenu, Bobby, and Buchi Babu directed the first shot of the movie, highlighting the great friendship among the Telugu movie industry. Many more prominent directors, producers, and industry figures were present, thereby underlining the project’s theme, scope, and expectation.
Following earlier collaborations in Simha, Jai Simha and Sri Rama Rajyam, Balakrishna and Nayanthara once more team up. These two have had amazing pairings that will quickly become popular with the followers.
Malineni tries to scorate an actual historic epic, strong on majesty and legacy, high-octane action for the first time in his career. Already generating much excitement is Balakrishna’s first-look poster featuring a glorious beard, long hair, and sword and anchor held high. Against a background of the history and heroism, the audience guarantees to witness the actor in a potent, never-seen royal form.
NBK111 will be on course to be among the most discussed Telugu film in the next months given the vast production and empowerment of the powerful creative team.
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