'Megastar' Chiranjeevi shares glimpse of temple set from 'Acharya'

‘Megastar’ Chiranjeevi shares glimpse of temple set from ‘Acharya’
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‘Megastar’ Chiranjeevi shares glimpse of temple set from ‘Acharya’

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Tollywood’s ace actor is all busy with the shooting of his upcoming movie ‘Acharya’

Post lockdown, the shooting is going at a brisk pace and all the cast and crew of this movie are following the Covid-19 precautions. Off late, Chiranjeevi shared the beautiful glimpse of the 'Temple Set' on his social media page and awestruck the audience with the great artwork of art director Suresh. According to the sources, this temple set is the biggest temple ever made for an Indian film built in 20 acres of land.

Chiru shared the small video of the temple town on his Twitter page and made all his fans witness the beauty of the temple built with ancient aura in Kokapet, Hyderabad… Be it the entrance, gali gopuram or the small detailing of the 'Deities' etched on the walls were simply superb.

Along with sharing the video, Chiranjeevi applauded the work of art director Suresh, director of the movie Koratala Shiva and the producers Ram Charan Tej and Niranjan Reddy.

He also wrote, "The amazing #TempleTown set built for #Acharya is a real piece of Art. Couldn't stop sharing it with you all."

Off late, ace actor Sonu Sood who is playing an important role in this flick has gifted smartphones to nearly 100 cast and crew members of this movie. He handed over a few mobiles personally to a couple of crew and the rest were distributed.

Sonu Sood who is showing off his humble nature since Covid-19 lockdown learned that a few cast and crew members of this movie have no money to buy smartphones. Thus he gifted the mobiles and helped them for their children's online education.

Acharya movie is being directed by Koratala Shiva and has Megastar Chiranjeevi and Kajal Aggarwal as the lead actors. This flick is being bankrolled by Ram Charan and Niranjan Reddy under Konidela Production Company and Matinee Entertainments banners.

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