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Anirudh is delaying his work for Devara

Anirudh is delaying his work for Devara

Anirudh is delaying his work for Devara. It is widely known that the current generation’s number one music director Anirudh Ravichander has been working on NTR’s pan-Indian action drama, Devara, under the direction of Koratala Siva. The latest reports strongly suggest that Anirudh is delaying his work for Devara.

According to reports, the song shoots for the film are still pending and Anirudh is the reason for it. The star composer of South Indian Cinema is currently working on multiple big projects and tours, resulting in a delay in the work of ‘Devara’.

The fans of NTR always wanted their favorite hero to work with Anirudh, and they were delighted when the Katthi fame composer was committed to this project long back ago. However, no one would have imagined that he will be one of the reasons for the film’s postponement.

The latest buzz in the industry circles is the much awaited film of NTR, Devara is postponed, and it is said that the songs of the film have not been shot yet. As said above, the reason behind this is Anirudh’s busy schedule as he has big lineup of projects in hands. Because of tight schedule, every project’s timeline is getting affected and Devara is also one among them.

Reportedly, the songs shoot has not started yet for the film. The team has completed the action love part until now. As of now, a few days shoot is pending and the entire songs shoot is said to be pending. This also said to be one of the reasons for the postponement buzz of Devara.

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