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Strong buzz in industry circles suggests that Koratala Siva may turn producer for Mangalavaaram 2. Director Ajay Bhupathi has reportedly narrated the story to Koratala, who is said to have liked the concept.

Following the success and attention garnered by Mangalavaaram, expectations are naturally high for its sequel. If Koratala comes on board as a producer, it would add significant weight to the project and boost its market value.

However, it’s important to note that there is no official confirmation yet from either side. Discussions are believed to be in early stages, and a formal announcement is awaited. Until then, the news remains a strong industry buzz.

Sharwanand has extended his support to Thimmarajupalli TV, appreciating Kiran Abbavaram for backing fresh talent as a producer.

In a heartfelt post, Sharwanand highlighted that trusting newcomers and building a project from scratch is never easy, making Kiran’s effort all the more commendable.

He particularly praised the inclusion of nearly 40 debutants, calling it a rare and special opportunity for so many aspiring artists to showcase their dreams on a real platform. Sharwanand also mentioned hearing positive feedback about the project and wished the entire team great success.

He added that he looks forward to watching the film once the shooting is completed, further boosting the team’s morale.

Mahavatar Narsimha was a landmark film in the Indian animation industry. The movie, backed by Hombale Films, emerged as a massive success with its dream run at the ticket counters. Directed by Ashwin Kumar, the film earned over Rs. 300 crores worldwide, setting new benchmarks for animated films.

Mahavatar Narsimha is not a one-off film, and the makers designed it as a franchise under the name “Mahavatar Cinematic Universe,” which will deal with the 10 avatars of Lord Vishnu in seven films. The second film from the Universe is coming out shortly, and its title will be revealed tomorrow at 11:22 AM.

The interconnected series of 3D-animated films has been created as a 12-year plan by Ashwin Kumar, and all movies will be released between 2025 and 2037, bringing each incarnation to life with modern filmmaking techniques.