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Adivi Sesh is aggressively promoting his new film Dacoit, a romantic action drama. The movie, also starring Mrunal Thakur and Anurag Kashyap, is set to hit theatres on April 10. The film is backed by Supriya Yarlagadda and co-produced by Suniel Narang, with Annapurna Studios presenting it. Dacoit marks the directorial debut of Shaniel Deo.

In an interview, Sesh revealed that he was initially part of Krishna Vamsi’s superhit Chandamama but was shown the door after a few days. He said, “I was the initial choice for Navdeep’s role in Krishna Vamsi garu’s Chandamama. It was initially titled ‘Mallepuvvu’, but after a few days of shooting, I was fired because my acting wasn’t good enough back then.”

Sesh is now among the bankable actors in Telugu cinema and has earned a reputation for his script choices and writing skills. His Goodachari 2 is one of the most-awaited films in Tollywood, with not just Sesh’s fans but general audiences also eagerly looking forward to it.

Contrary to the buzz around Shah Rukh Khan’s presence in Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2, Pinkvilla reported that the Bollywood King won’t be part of the much-anticipated Tamil film.

It is said that Shah Rukh Khan has politely declined the cameo in Rajinikanth starrer to keep his complete focus on his upcoming film King. SRK is reportedly keen on maintaining exclusivity around his on-screen presence and hence, does not wish to make any big-screen appearances before King.

The report mentioned, “The makers were keen to have Shah Rukh Khan onboard for a 5-day cameo, and he was absolutely open to the idea. However, his current focus remains firmly on King, which holds immense importance for him, especially as it marks his daughter Suhana’s big-screen launch. He has a certain look in King, and he doesn’t want to have the same in any other film before.”

The word is that SRK has personally spoken to Rajinikanth and conveyed his admiration for the Tamil Superstar. Further, Shah Rukh is said to have assured Rajini that he would be happy to collaborate, be it a cameo or a full-fledged role, at a more suitable time in the future.