Mahesh Babu, SS Rajamouli's movie reportedly inspired from famous novels?
Initial speculations suggested the film would have an African Jungle backdrop rooted in real-life incidents
HYDERABAD: The highly anticipated collaboration between Mahesh Babu and director Rajamouli, often referred to as SSMB29, has sparked excitement among movie enthusiasts. Vijayendra Prasad and Rajamouli are working on crafting a potent, intense, and impactful narrative that promises a captivating global cinematic experience.
Initial speculations suggested the film would have an African Jungle backdrop rooted in real-life incidents. However, recent reports have stirred the rumor mill, indicating that the project draws inspiration from renowned novels.
Fresh insights suggest that Rajamouli and the film's producer have secured the rights to Wilbur Smith's iconic series, "The Ballantyne Novels." This series intricately chronicles the lives of the Ballantyne family over three decades, comprising a total of seven novels. However, there are variations in reports regarding the acquisition of copyrights.
Some sources indicate the acquisition of only one novel, while others claim ownership of the entire series. The mystery surrounding the specific details of this ambitious project adds to the anticipation and intrigue surrounding SSMB29.
Deepika Padukone is reportedly in talks to play the leading lady of the film and several other actors from Hollywood are also being considered for the movie.