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New script being worked on Chiru
Chiranjeevi’s 151st film continues to be the talk of the tinsel town. Even while the script for the actor’s full-fledged comeback film is getting readied, director VV Vinayak is simultaneously working on another script. We have reliably learnt that the filmmaker, with his team of writers, is participating in the story discussions of another script too.
Chiranjeevi’s 151st film continues to be the talk of the tinsel town. Even while the script for the actor’s full-fledged comeback film (tipped to be a remake of Tamil film ‘Kaththi’) is getting readied, director VV Vinayak is simultaneously working on another script. We have reliably learnt that the filmmaker, with his team of writers, is participating in the story discussions of another script too.
- While the script work related to ‘Kaththi’ is in full swing, Chiru, according to our sources, has also asked Vinayak to come up with an original script
It was Chiranjeevi, we hear, who asked Vinayak to also come up with a fresh script (apart from ‘Kaththi’) that suits his image. While the reasons for the same are not clear, the script work, however, is silently in full swing. A source close to the director reveals, “Vinayak is working on two scripts ‘Kaththi’ remake and an original. There are separate teams working on the stories under the supervision of the director.”
