Naga Chaitanya begins shoot for his first pan-India movie NC 24

Naga Chaitanya is ready for his first pan-India movie, tentatively titled ‘NC 24’. After a profitable outing with the hit movie ‘Thandel’, the actor is now taking over a visually grand, culturally rooted fantasy movie, produced by BVSN Prasad and directed by Karthik Dandu of ‘Virupaksha’ fame. The actor started the shoot of the movie, and likewise shared the first-look poster.

Check out ‘NC 24’ poster:

Described as an formidable challenge that blends mythology, historical past, and motion, ‘NC 24’ is alleged to revolve round historical prophecies and royal lineages clashing with present-day realities. The storyline follows a treasure hunter, an archaeologist, and a historical past pupil who should confront the forces of future and evil in a race in opposition to time, as they face an impending apocalypse. The movie will reportedly function intense motion sequences, a heavy dose of visible results, and mythological references from the Darkish Ages and the Kalyuga.

Talking in regards to the challenge, Naga Chaitanya shared his enthusiasm and stated, “I imagine ‘NC 24’ has the potential to attach with a really large viewers. The story is common in its themes of fine versus evil and the struggle in opposition to future, and the visible scale of the movie is one thing I am extremely excited for audiences to expertise.”

The workforce is aiming for a pan-India attain, with the movie being launched in a number of languages. The mix of cultural components with a contemporary fantasy narrative is predicted to attraction to audiences throughout the nation and even abroad. It was additionally stated that Sparsh Shrivastava may be a part of Chaitanya within the movie. The makers additionally launched a promotional video that displayed the behind-the-scenes work put in by the workforce earlier than beginning shoots.

Naga Chaitanya was final seen in ‘Thandel’, a patriotic motion drama directed by Chandoo Mondeti. Starring alongside Sai Pallavi, the movie was impressed by a real-life incident involving Indian fishermen who had been captured and imprisoned in Pakistan. ‘Thandel’ obtained reward for its emotional depth, motion sequences, and portrayal of patriotism.