It was in March when director Rajamouli came to know that shootings of all the films have to be stopped and kept on hold for some time as COVID-19 cases were increasing in the country.
And now, after three months, as people are getting used to the new normal, Telangana and Andhra governments have given permissions for films shoots to resume and filmmakers are gearing up to take their films back to floors and begin shooting.
Rajamouli took to his Twitter fleets, the new feature, to share a throwback picture from the sets and wrote that it has been three months since they have not shot for the film.
“Throwback to the sets of @RRRMovie. It’s been 3 months since we put a hard to stop #RRR! Can’t wait to get back to the sets with all the recommended precautions and safety measures in place,” he wrote. (sic)
Not just the director, but the fans of the film as well are waiting to for the film to go on floors and are super excited with the news that RRR might likely be the first film to go on floors. Already, the film has been delayed and is expected to delay further as well.
This post was last modified on 10 June 2020 4:15 pm
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