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Vamshi won’t budge to PVP allegations
Filmmaker Vamshi Paidipally, who has announced that he is teaming up with superstar Mahesh Babu for a yet-untitled Telugu project next, has been allegedly accused of dishonoring an agreement to make a film for PVP productions.
Filmmaker Vamshi Paidipally, who has announced that he is teaming up with superstar Mahesh Babu for a yet-untitled Telugu project next, has been allegedly accused of dishonoring an agreement to make a film for PVP productions.
Producer Prasad V Potluri, in his complaint to the Film Chamber, claims that Vamshi has breached their contract, and is now making his next film with other producers.
“Vamshi is aware of the allegations and he’s not making any comments because they are baseless. PVP claims that they incurred losses of Rs. 20 crore on ‘Oopiri’ (directed by Vamsi), as the budget shot up to Rs. 70 crore, which is not true,” a source close to the director said.
Vamshi, will go on to direct Mahesh Babu for yet to titled film that will be produced by Ashwini Dutt and Dil Raju. It will be Mahesh Babu’s 25th film.
