Venkatesh, Allari Naresh in Dil Raju's ‘F2’?

Venkatesh, Allari Naresh in Dil Rajus ‘F2’?
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Finally, seasoned star Venkatesh has agreed to share screen space with comedy hero Allari Naresh in his upcoming film \'F2\' being directed by hit-maker Anil Ravipudi who is basking in the success of hit films like \'Pataas\' and \'Raja The Great.\' 

Finally, seasoned star Venkatesh has agreed to share screen space with comedy hero Allari Naresh in his upcoming film 'F2' being directed by hit-maker Anil Ravipudi who is basking in the success of hit films like 'Pataas' and 'Raja The Great.'

Actually, the director was planning a two- hero film and has already roped in Venkatesh and was looking for another young hero to play a key role in this fun-centric entertainer 'F2'-Fun and Frustration. Even though the names of other young heroes like Varun Tej were making rounds for quite some time, ace producer Dil Raju has reportedly signed up comedy hero Allari Naresh for the second hero role.

"It is true that Venkatesh has agreed to work with Allari Naresh for his upcoming laugh-riot," says a source, close to the unit.

Supposedly, the project will be on the lines of Rohit Shetty's 'Golmaal' series with a high dose of comedy. The film is expected to go on the sets in May after Venkatesh completes his work in 'Aata Naade Veta Naade.'

Interestingly, Venkatesh who has been hailed as the torch-bearer for multi-starrers in T-town after sharing screen space with Mahesh Babu in 'Seethamma Vakitlo... and Pawan Kalyan in 'Gopala Gopala,' and tasted success. Despite working with superstars, the 'Babu Bangaram' star has no apprehensions to work with relatively junior actor like Allari Naresh in his next.

"Venkatesh has a great flair for comedy and may be, he felt that Allari Naresh could breathe life into the fun-centric role and match strides with him in comic-timing," the source concludes. No doubt, Anil Ravipudi has two actors who are adept in tickling the funny bones on board and could dish out a non-stop fun movie this year.

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