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Ending all speculations surrounding Prasanth Varma Cinematic Universe's (PVCU) next flick, the shooting of the female-led superhero flick- Mahakali, kicked off today. On Monday, South filmmaker Prasanth Varma made the big announcement filling excitement among fans.
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Journey of Most Ferocious Superhero Begins
Prasanth Varma took to social media and shared a poster along with a picture of a clapboard placed near Lord Hanuman's photo frame.
The poster featured a sickle along with a dark shadow of the female superhero. The announcement in the poster read, "THE FIRST CLAP ECHOES". (sic)
Further, the poster included the movie title with 'THE MOST FEROCIOUS SUPERHERO IN THE UNIVERSE."
The caption for the post read, "MAHAKALI Shoot commenced today with a Pooja ceremony." (sic)
More About Mahakali
According to earlier revelations by Varma, Mahakali will unleash the fiercest superhero of the franchise and will revolve around a female, embodying the power of Goddess Kali.
Varma along with RKD Studios will present the tale of of an invincible warrior, the protector of the righteous, and the ultimate destroyer of evil.
Notably, helmed by Puja Aparna Kolluru, Mahakali will be the first-ever Indian female superhero, who will closely resemble every Indian woman. As revealed earlier by Varma, every woman will connect with Mahakali.
All Eyes on PVCU
Tollywood filmmaker Prasanth Varma drew everyone's attention with the mammoth box office success of HanuMan, starring Teja Sajja in the lead. The superhero flick received high admiration from across the globe. Now, all eyes are on the next projects under PVCU including Mahakali, Adhira, Jai Hanuman and a yet-to-be-titled flick with Mokshagna Teja.
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Soon after the latest announcement, fans flooded the comments section with questions about Jai Hanuman and Adhira.
