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Talk: ‘Narasimha’ To Reunite With ‘Neelambari’

The combination of Superstar Rajinikanth and Ramya Krishna has a huge fan base in South India. The way they lit up the screen on fire in the film Narasimha is unforgettable. Though it was a negative role, Neelambari is still considered one of the best roles in Ramya Krishna’s career.

Even now, many people watch Narasimha on television just for Rajinikanth and Ramya Krishna’s scenes. Meanwhile, the latest we hear is that these two actors are set to reunite for a new film.

It is already known that Rajinikanth announced his new project with director Nelson Dilipkumar. Apparently, Nelson is planning to rope in Ramya to play a key role in it.

It is heard that the talks are going on right now and an official announcement will be made once Ramya signs the dotted lines.

Rajini fans are excited to hear this news and they are now eagerly waiting to watch both Rajini and Ramya together back on the big screen.

This untitled film is being produced by Sun Pictures. Anirudh Ravichander is composing the music for it.

This post was last modified on 30 April 2022 12:36 am

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