Chiranjeevi finishes 'Vishwambhara’s' interval action extravaganza

The film will have a massive interval stunt sequence, which was filmed for 26 days in Hyderabad.

Megastar Chiranjeevi is very busy shooting for his forthcoming film Vishwambhara, a magnum opus film directed by Vassishta.

The film, whose story is set in a fantasy world, stars Trisha Krishnan as the female lead, and the actress recently took part in two schedules in Hyderabad.

According to the makers, the film involves high-end VFX work, and it is heading for Sankranthi's 2025 release, as Megastar did not have any releases for this year’s Sankranthi. Bankrolled by UV Creations on a grand scale, the makers have wrapped up their 26-day action schedule recently.

It has been revealed officially that the team is canning a massive interval stunt sequence extravagantly in a huge set with a mammoth 54-foot Hanuman statue in it, erected by Tollywood’s leading production designer, AS Prakash. The Ram-Lakshman master pair is in charge of the sequence. Chiranjeevi and the warriors will engage in an amazing battle that is sure to spice up the interval block. This battle scene was recorded in a record-breaking 26 working days, breaking Chiru's previous record for the most working days dedicated to a single scene in Indian cinema. This sequence's filming will be finished today. Fans and the general public will love seeing this unique action block in theatres.

This fantasy action-adventure is being funded by Vikram, Vamsi, and Pramod. The soundtrack is composed by recent Oscar Award winner MM Keeravani, while the film was shot by well-known photographer Chota K Naidu. 

The film will be released on January 10, 2025, as the makers say.