Ram Pothineni is one of the top stars in Telugu cinema with a massive following. However, his last few films have turned out to be major flops at the box office. After taking a long break to reflect on his past mistakes, he has finally signed a new film.

Ram Pothineni announces his new film

The latest update is that Ram Pothineni has teamed up with young director Mahesh Babu P for his next project. The director met Ram a few days ago, narrated a detailed script, and received a nod from the actor. The film is scheduled to be launched on November 21, 2024, in Hyderabad with a small pooja ceremony.

Mahesh Babu P last directed the Anushka Shetty starrer Miss Shetty Mr Polishetty, which was a big box office success. A notable highlight of this new project is that it will be produced by the renowned Mythri Movie Makers on a substantial budget. The project has been finalized, and the makers have announced that none other than Bhagyashree Borse of Mr Bachchan fame has been roped in as the female lead. 

Ram Pothineni had pinned high hopes on Double Ismart, directed by Puri Jagannadh, but the film ended up being a massive flop. He faced severe trolling for accepting a poorly written script. Before Double Ismart, Ram collaborated with Boyapati Sreenu on an action drama titled Skanda. 

Boyapati, who was riding high on the success of Akhanda, was expected to deliver a solid showcase for Ram, but Skanda also turned into fodder for social media trolls. With three consecutive flops, Ram decided to take a step back and choose a different and meaningful subject for his next project.

Mahesh Babu P to direct Ram Pothineni's next

Mahesh Babu P is known for his sensible storytelling, as evidenced by the emotional depth in Miss Shetty Mr. Polishetty. It will be interesting to see what he brings to the table with this new film. According to reports, a very popular actress will play the female lead in the movie. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting project.

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