Ram Charan and Sukumar's RC17 launched with pooja ceremony in Hyderabad
The film is their second collaboration after Rangasthalam; music and cinematography are confirmed, and other cast and crew details are still to come.
Key facts
Story- RC17, starring Ram Charan and directed by Sukumar, held its pooja ceremony in Hyderabad on 1 November.
- Mythri Movie Makers, Sukumar Writings and T-Series Films are backing the film.
- Ratnavelu is handling cinematography and Anirudh Ravichander is confirmed as composer.
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Ram Charan and director Sukumar have officially launched their upcoming film, tentatively titled RC17, with a pooja ceremony in Hyderabad on 1 November. The makers had announced the project on 31 October, and the ceremony marked the formal start of production.
The event was attended by Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan, Sukumar and his wife, and several other film-industry figures, including Gopichand Malineni, Harish Shankar and Vamsi Nandipati. The makers have also released a live video from the ceremony and a poster announcing the collaboration.
Crew and production
Ratnavelu is handling the cinematography, and Anirudh Ravichander has been confirmed as the composer. Earlier speculation had suggested Devi Sri Prasad might return for music, but the makers have not confirmed that. The remaining cast and crew will be announced later.
Mythri Movie Makers is producing the film with Sukumar Writings and T-Series Films. The production house also backed Rangasthalam, the 2018 rural drama that starred Ram Charan as a hearing-impaired village mechanic.
Background
The project was first announced about two years and seven months ago. It is the first time the actor and director have worked together since Rangasthalam, which was a major commercial success. Ram Charan has since appeared in RRR, Game Changer and Peddi, while Sukumar directed the Pushpa films.
Fans are now waiting for the shooting schedule and a first look at the film. Sources have not said when shooting will begin or when the film is due for release.
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