Chiranjeevi and Srikanth Odela’s ‘ChiruOdela’ reportedly shelved
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Megastar Chiranjeevi and director Srikanth Odela’s much-anticipated collaboration, tentatively titled ‘ChiruOdela’ and presented by Nani, has reportedly been shelved. The action drama was expected to bring Chiranjeevi and Srikanth together for an intense entertainer.
Chiranjeevi and Srikanth Odela’s film reportedly shelved
According to a post shared by Let’s Cinema on their X handle, the project is no longer moving forward as initially planned. However, the makers have not officially confirmed its cancellation, leaving the film’s future uncertain.
About the ‘ChiruOdela’ project
The proposed film was expected to feature Chiranjeevi in a raw and intense action entertainer. Nani, who was associated with the project as its presenter, recently indicated that it was not progressing at the pace they had initially expected.
The makers have yet to make an official announcement.Srikanth Odela last directed Nani starrer action drama ‘The Paradise’. The film revolves around the fight for the rights of a community and who tries to secure its identity and freedom from an oppressive ruler.Despite the hype for the project, ‘The Paradise’ reportedly received mixed-to-negative reviews and underperformed at the box office.
Chiranjeevi’s upcoming projects
Meanwhile, Chiranjeevi is next set to appear in ‘Kaaka’, an action thriller directed by Bobby Kolli.
The story reportedly follows a family man who leads an ordinary life with his daughter while hiding a mysterious side of his personality. The film also stars Anaswara Rajan in a pivotal role.The film is scheduled to release in theatres on January 13, 2027, during the Sankranti festive season.Additionally, Chiranjeevi also has his much awaited socio-fantasy action film ‘Vishwambhara’ in his pipeline. The film is helmed by Mallidi Vassishta and features Trisha Krishnan, Ashika Ranganath, ‘Ramayana’ actor Kunal Kapoor and others.Recently, OTT giant Netflix further announced a talk show which will feature the Megastar as host.
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