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Cherry to join forces with Geetha Arts again?
Cherry to Join Forces With Geetha Arts Again. Ram Charan, who has taken it slow after the decent show of ‘Govindudu Andarivadele’, is likely to collaborate with Geetha Arts, the production house that gave him the smash hit ‘Magadheera’, for a second time.
Ram Charan, who has taken it slow after the decent show of ‘Govindudu Andarivadele’, is likely to collaborate with Geetha Arts, the production house that gave him the smash hit ‘Magadheera’, for a second time. This project, in all likelihood will be helmed by Surender Reddy. It will also be the first time the actor-director duo will be teaming up.
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Fresh from the super show of his last release ‘Race Gurram’, the director, who is currently occupied with ‘Kick 2’, is said to have been in talks with the actor for a couple of months. Writers Kona Venkat and Gopi Mohan, it is understood, brought this combination together. The film will be a signature Surender Reddy entertainer where the emphasis will be on comedy and action.
This yet-untitled venture will flag off once Charan wraps up his next, ‘My Name is Raju’ (tentative title), with Sreenu Vaitla. Charan-Vaitla project, tightly guarded, will begin from March.
