Rana loves dark roles. After making a powerful impact as the formidable antagonist Bhalaladeva in 'Baahubali,' the versatile actor Rana Daggubati seems to have developed a keen interest in roles that offer a spectrum of shades. According to a producer, "Baahubali showcased him in a new light, and he has developed a fascination for roles with diverse shades." His upcoming negative role opposite superstar Rajinikanth in 'Vettaiyan' is expected to elevate his stature among Indian audiences even further.
Rana's portrayal of grey shades in 'Nene Raju Nene Mantri' earned him immense appreciation and marked a significant milestone in his career. His depiction of a daring and unapologetic politician in the film expanded his fan base. The scion of the Daggubati family has reportedly set aside 28 days for this action-adventure film.
According to a source from Chennai, Rana has begun shooting for Rajinikanth's film and is thrilled about sharing screen space with legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan and talented artists like Fahad Faasil. The realistic action film is helmed by Gnanavel, known for 'Jai Bhim,' and promises to be another gripping saga. Rana's dream of working with Rajinikanth has finally materialized, adding to his excitement.
In addition to his role in 'Vettaiyan,' Rana is also gearing up to portray the demon Hiranyakashipu in his other mythological film, "Hiranyakashyap," aiming to showcase his ability to attract audiences and showcase his acting prowess.