Rakshit Atluri had announced WHO as his next film post the release of Palasa 1978. World Hazard Ordinance is its full form. Director Dev Pinn (Dev Pinnamaraju) has been trying to debut in Hollywood, he made short films like ‘I Wanna Tell God’ and others. He was in India to do an international project when his project was caught in the lockdown. Rakshit’s father was in touch with him, and Dev Pinn saw Palasa and they collaborated. The story has been finalised and casting hasn’t begun yet. A trial shoot took place too. The producers are planning to go to the sets with limited crew once the government issues the fresh guidelines.
Rakshit doesn’t reveal much except for the fact that the hero plays a role akin to a whistleblower. There is regular romance but a strong content is something that will have you hooked here. Most of the story is real like the virus leakage and people dying one after the other but there is an element of interesting fiction that involves conspiracy. It has basically to do with Corona and its contemporary issues. Rakshi is obviously the hero of the film and we ask him if he develops a vaccine eventually, to which he tells Klapboardpost.com, “Someone has the vaccine and that person is in danger. The protagonist has two major jobs to do which I cannot reveal at this stage.” The director has confidence that he can wrap up the shoot soon and it will take place mostly indoors. He is from LA and he has some shots that can be used for the film. The shoot will be for 30 to 40 days and will take place in Hyderabad.”
We are in the now that RGV’s film on Corona virus is ready, and he had released a trailer recently and Prashant Verma too came out with an interesting poster but none of the films have a centre plot as Corona without sub-plots.
