Allu Arjun Shooting In Annapurna Studios, Whats Up?
Of course, the telugu Film Chamber has officially called for a bandh on all telugu filming, but directors like dil raju are continuing to work on their tamil projects in this location. While that is a topic for a different discussion, Icon star Allu Arjun's hyped all-black Range Rover is currently parked outside annapurna studios with members of his staff in attendance. What's up, everyone?
Many began to speculate if allu arjun was also filming something because the actor's automobile was parked in the annapurna studios 7-acres parking lot in plain view. It has since been revealed that the actor is actually filming a tv commercial for Harish Shankar, which he has already filmed in Bangkok. Everyone began to worry if film crews were still permitted to shoot commercials despite being told not to.
One wonders if the payments issue does not affect the cine-workers catering to these ad films being created with top stars, despite some believing that telugu Chamber is fairly explicit about the fact that they want shooting to stop because difficulties need to be resolved. dil Raju's statement, on the other hand, is reportedly being used as an example by certain producers who are also making pan-Indian films to continue their filming.
Many began to speculate if allu arjun was also filming something because the actor's automobile was parked in the annapurna studios 7-acres parking lot in plain view. It has since been revealed that the actor is actually filming a tv commercial for Harish Shankar, which he has already filmed in Bangkok. Everyone began to worry if film crews were still permitted to shoot commercials despite being told not to.
One wonders if the payments issue does not affect the cine-workers catering to these ad films being created with top stars, despite some believing that telugu Chamber is fairly explicit about the fact that they want shooting to stop because difficulties need to be resolved. dil Raju's statement, on the other hand, is reportedly being used as an example by certain producers who are also making pan-Indian films to continue their filming.