The Chiranjeevi starrer Acharya is one of the most anticipated and awaited Telugu films in Tollywood. The actor is currently shooting for the film at a brisk phase in Hyderabad. On Wednesday, Chiranjeevi shared a tantalising sneak peek into the sets of his upcoming film Acharya.
Chiranjeevi took to his social media and shared a mesmerising temple town set erected for the Acharya shoot in Hyderabad. The set built by Art Director Suresh Selvaraj looks nothing less than a real one.
Chiranjeevi shared a video consisting of his voice over and the pictures of the temple set he clicked and wrote, “The amazing #TempleTown set built for #Acharya is a real piece of art. Couldn’t stop sharing it with you all (sic.)” In the video, Chiranjeevi said, “A massive temple set has been built on 20 acres for the film. The detailing on this temple truly blew me away. So I decided to click the beauty to share it with you all. Art designer Suresh and Director Koratala Siva have to be lauded for building and envisioning this temple town. I must also laud the producers and hope the audience also enjoys it on screen as much as I enjoyed shooting in it (sic.)”
The amazing #TempleTown set built for #Acharya is a real piece of Art. Couldn’t stop sharing it with you all. pic.twitter.com/P4psg5TDVn
— Chiranjeevi Konidela (@KChiruTweets) January 6, 2021
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Acharya is directed by Koratala Siva, well known for his hit movies like Mirchi, Srimanthudu and Bharat Ane Nenu. Chiranjeevi is set to play the role of a communist leader in the movie and Ram Charan will also appear in a full length role. Acharya has completed about 50% of the shoot and the makers are planning to complete the film by the year end to ensure a festival release. Kajal Aggarwal is the leading lady of the film and Regina Cassandra will shake a leg on a special song. Acharya is produced by Ram Charan and Anvesh Reddy under Konidela Productions and Matinee Entertainments banners, respectively.
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