Prabhas’ Saaho failed to meet the expectations of the fans and ended up as a big debacle. The film completed one year recently and the fans are still waiting for the deleted scenes from the movie. The film’s director Sujeeth once promised the fans to release the deleted scenes. Today, one of the fans reminded Sujeeth about the same to which the director has given a clarification.
Sujeeth posted a picture on Instagram today and clarified that he is not working on any remake project. Earlier, he was considered for the remake of Lucifer and his name recently popped up in the media for the remake of Chatrapathi. Sujeeth, however, clarified that he is not working on any remake. In the comments section, a fan asked Sujeeth regarding the release of the deleted scene.
A fan asked, “Yovvvv saaho deleted scenes eppudu isthav annaaa”
Sujeeth replied to the fan, saying, “voyyy Annoo!! Nene kada try chesi release chesta anna.. scene undi ra swamy dhaniki basic VFX cheyinchali.. COVID valla aa company ledu.. na paisaltho nene chestha opika pattu”
Sujeeth has to spend money from his own pocket to get the VFX done for the scene and release it online. It might take some more time but going by what Sujeeth said, it is certain to happen.
UV Creations and T-Series produced the film Saaho. Shraddha Kapoor made her debut in Telugu with the film.
This post was last modified on 20 November 2020 2:52 pm
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