200 Days Ahead of Allu Arjun’s Much Awaited Release, Pushpa 2’s Creators Unveil New Poster
“Pushpa 2: The Rule,” one of the most anticipated movies of 2024, is slated for release on August 15th. Rashmika Mandanna and Allu Arjun play the main characters in the movie. Currently, a “200 days to go” poster was released by the creators on digital channels today.
The creators shared the graphic and added, “Pushpa Raj will start his RULE in 200 days.”
August 15, 2024 is the global release date of #Pushpa2TheRule ❤.
Production on the movie is well underway, and every effort is being made to make it the largest movie of 2024. This picture held the top spot on the lists for the most anticipated movie of the year for more than 15 months due to the frequent discussion about its anticipation in both trade and audience forums.
The film is receiving extraordinary excitement. In this follow-up to the unprecedentedly successful “Pushpa: The Rise,” National Award-winning hero Allu Arjun will once again take the throne. Actor Fahadh Fasil, who is versatile, is also quite important in the movie.
Sukumar wrote the script and directed the first part of Pushpa: The Rise. When it was released in 2021, the movie was a huge hit. The action drama revolved on the smuggling of red sandalwood. For her role in the film, Allu Arjun was also honored with a National Award for Best Actor last year.
According to a person connected to PinkVilla, an entertainment platform, the movie’s filming would conclude by May. According to the insider, Sukumar and Allu Arjun have pledged to complete Pushpa 2 filming by the end of May 2024. There are still around 100 days of filming left, and the crew will keep shooting nonstop for the next five months until they decide to tie things up. Since everything that is written is filmed and carried straight to the edit table, Sukumar has his own method for filming and editing the movie. The renowned director is filming the movie according to schedule, and those who collaborate with Sukumar are aware of his working style.
