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Pawan Kalyan to be cast as lawyer in Konidela LLB
Power Star Pawan Kalyan To Be Cast As Lawyer In Konidela LLB, Maruthi Wants To Direct Pawan Kalyan. After Atharintiki Daredi, Power Star Pawan Kalyan is busy preparing for the shoot of his upcoming movie Gabbar Singh 2. In an interview sometime back, director Maruthi of Prema Katha Chitram fame said that he wanted to direct Pawan Kalyan.
After Atharintiki Daredi, Power Star Pawan Kalyan is busy preparing for the shoot of his upcoming movie Gabbar Singh 2. In an interview sometime back, director Maruthi of Prema Katha Chitram fame said that he wanted to direct Pawan Kalyan. Pawan has the ability to turn an ordinary film into a blockbuster, he had said.
Looks like he is working towards his goal seriously. The T town buzz is that Maruthi has already finalised the titled of the movie to be shot with Pawan.
The fim-maker has registered the title of 'Konidela LLB' wth the film chamber hoping to cast PAwan in the role of lawyer.
Now, before you even think if it's a remake of Arshad Warsi-Boman Irani starrer 'Jolly LLB' in Hindi, here's the news.
Pawan Kalyan is yet to give his nod for the movie. The million dollar question is is Pawan Kalyan will say yes to Maruthi and turn his dream into reality.
The director is keeping his fingers crossed.
