Rajamouli Decides Mahesh Movie Budget?  

That maverick filmmaker SS Rajamouli is one of the most sought-after directors in Tollywood is well know. What with his previous film Baahubali setting a new benchmark at the Indian box office, trade pundits always compare a prospective film with this.

Currently, Rajamouli is busy with the shoot of his next titled RRR which represents Ram Charan, Rama Rao and Rajamouli. Today, the makers officially kickstarted the film shoot in Hyderabad. Without doubt, the film will wrap up by end of 2019. While Rajamouli's RRR has just begun the shoot, he has another film lined up with Tollywood top actor Mahesh Babu.

Telugu actors right from Jr NTR to Nani have worked with Rajamouli. The director is on the wishlist of several other actors. One actor who has everything from stardom and a huge fan following is wanting to join hands with Rajamouli. The duo never collaborated because both were busy with their respective projects.

If you haven't guessed already about who we are talking about. Don't scratch your head, we'll break the suspense for you. He is none other than Mahesh Babu who is the highest paid actor in Tollywood.

Mahesh Babu has never teamed up with Rajamouli. Latest news doing the rounds suggest that Rajamouli's next film would be with Mahesh Babu. We have already told you that the actor's close pals in tollywood are Jr NTR and Ram Charan. We have seen Mahesh, Charan and NTR hanging out together on several occasions. Mahesh's BFFs are currently working with Rajamouli in RRR. Perhaps, Mahesh Babu also wants to test his luck with Rajamouli. Is Mahesh Babu following Jr NTR, Charan and Prabhas? Well, it is only an assumption.

The latest buzz doing the rounds in social media circles is that the Mahesh-Rajamouli film will go on floors only after the completion of RRR. It is expected to be produced by KL Narayana under Durga Arts. The film budget is said to be Rs 300 Crores.Stay tuned to Sakhipost for all the updates.

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