Director Prashanth Varma’s King Size Office Set to Transform Film Making

 - Sakshi Post

Prashanth Varma, known for his unique filmmaking style in Telugu cinema, is making headlines once again. After surprising audiences and critics with his debut film AWE and the recent success of HanuMan, he is now turning attention to something equally exciting – setting up an innovative office for his cinematic projects.

Unlike typical director offices, Prashanth Varma's new office will be a one-of-a-kind space designed to bring together various departments under one roof. He plans to unite writers, VFX experts, and other crucial team members to ensure smooth communication and better execution of his vision. This will help in streamlining his filmmaking process, especially for his Prashanth Varma Cinematic Universe (PVCU).

The office is being constructed in Kachiguda, Hyderabad, under the supervision of world-class architects. The building will feature state-of-the-art facilities and create a collaborative environment for all those working on his projects.

While Prashanth was expected to start work on Nandamuri Mokshagna’s debut film, there has been a slight delay in the project’s launch. In addition to this, he is also working on the highly anticipated sequel Jai Hanuman, following the success of HanuMan. Several other projects are also in the pipeline under his supervision.

With a ‘King Size Office’ designed to inspire creativity and teamwork, Prashanth Varma is clearly aiming to make a significant mark not just through his films but also in the way they are made.


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