Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor rejoin with Nagarjuna for Brahmastra shoot in Mumbai; shooting to clock 183 days
Ayan Mukerji’s mega-project Brahmastra has been making for quite sometime now and keeping in mind that the film was required to be wrapped up and prepared for release this year, the Covid pandemic has played spoilsport. Over the last eight months of lockdown, Ayan has worked on the film’s visual effects, naming and other production-related aspects. According to Mumbai Mirror, he will presently commence a 10 day shoot for the leftover bit of the film.
According to the report, Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor will rejoin with south superstar Nagarjuna and Mouni Rouni for the 10 day shoot. The filming will occur in a Mumbai studio, taking the total shoot days of Brahmastra to 183 days. Aside from this little shoot, the creators likewise wantto shoot two songs. Be that as it may, they are enthused about doing so when the circumstance improves as the plan is to have a pack of background dancers. The shooting of both the songs is required to occur in January 2021. With this, the total filming days of Brahmastra may contact 200.
For fans Alia and Ranbir, Brahmastra will be their first onscreen project and their fans are essentially fed about it. The film additionally stars Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan in a cameo role. While the film was set to deliver in December 2020, the producers will currently settle on a release date simply after films resume all over India and begin recording great footfalls.
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