Chiranjeevi, the beloved Megastar of Telugu cinema, has been grappling with a string of unsuccessful films since his return. Once hailed as the ruler of the box office, his recent endeavors have failed to replicate past triumphs. Despite his efforts, solo hits have eluded him in recent times.
His super-hit film in recent times, Waltair Veeraya, was also not a solo venture, featuring another prominent hero, Ravi Teja. Even Acharya, which came before Waltair Veeraya and was deemed a disaster, had the presence of Ram Charan alongside him. His current project, Vishwambhara, is no exception, boasting a substantial budget and a star-studded ensemble.
Directed by Vashista, Vishwambhara has garnered attention for its impressive cast. Trisha Krishnan leads the pack as the female lead, accompanied by a cohort of young heroines portraying Chiranjeevi’s sisters. Names like Ashika Ranganath, Surabhi, and Eesha Chawla have been thrown into the mix.
Furthermore, the inclusion of young talents Raj Tarun and Naveen Chandra, alongside seasoned comedians Vennela Kishore, Praveen, and Harshavardhan, adds depth to the project. With a plethora of actors joining forces, speculation arises whether Chiranjeevi’s decision stems from a desire to reignite audience interest amidst his solo struggles.
In addition to the stellar cast, the film features Krunal Kapoor as the antagonist and Rao Ramesh in a pivotal role. Speculation surrounds the potential involvement of Mrunal Thakur and Meenakshi Chaudhary, although details remain murky.
With MM Keeravani at the helm of music direction and UV Creations bankrolling the venture, “Vishwambhara” holds good expectations among the audience. Whether the collective efforts of the ensemble can propel him to past glory remains to be seen, but anticipation runs high for the Megastar’s latest endeavor.
