Vijay teaming up with DVV.Danayya

Vijay teaming up with DVV.Danayya. After orchestrating the magnum opus "RRR" with the dynamic duo of Jr NTR and Ram Charan, acclaimed Tollywood producer DVV Danayya has embarked on a promising collaboration with Tamil superstar Vijay for an upcoming blockbuster. Recent discussions between Danayya and Vijay have laid the groundwork for what is anticipated to be a monumental project, poised to be one of the most expensive undertakings in the southern film industry. Vijay's soaring market value, propelled by a string of blockbuster hits, ensures that this collaboration will be a cinematic spectacle.

Sources reveal that Vijay's success with the Telugu audience, particularly through his collaboration with popular Telugu producer Dil Raju in 'Varisu,' has paved the way for this collaboration. It seems Vijay recognizes the willingness of Telugu producers to invest significantly in high-budget, star-studded films without compromising on any aspect, including extensive promotional endeavors.

Notably, this move follows Vijay's successful venture with Telugu producers, marking a trend that showcases the cross-regional appeal of Tollywood. Danayya, who recently helmed the monumental "RRR" with a budget of Rs 500 crores, is currently immersed in the creation of yet another colossal action film, "OG," featuring superstar Pawan Kalyan, with a budget of Rs 200 crores. Additionally, he is gearing up for the ambitious project 'Saripodha Sanivaram' starring the dynamic duo of Nani and S J Suryah.

In a previous statement, Danayya expressed his affinity for larger-than-life movies, emphasizing that the modern audience's inclination towards grandeur has served his creative vision. He takes pride in Telugu cinema's evolution, with star-studded productions, explosive action sequences, and lavish musical compositions propelling the industry onto the global stage. As he continues to break regional and language barriers, Danayya remains at the forefront of filmmakers elevating Telugu cinema to new heights.