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King100 Update: Nag Reveals What’s Left, Final Cut by Month End

Akkineni Nagarjuna
Akkineni Nagarjuna

Nagarjuna has shared an important update on King100, his landmark 100th film. Speaking at the success meet of Itllu Arjuna, which he presented, the actor revealed that the film is in its final stages of production. According to Nagarjuna, only one song remains to be shot, along with some patchwork. He also confirmed that the final copy will be ready by the end of November, offering a positive update for fans eagerly awaiting the project.

King100 On Track for December 24 Release

“One song shoot is pending, and some patchwork is going on. The copy will be ready by the end of this month,” Nagarjuna said. With the final copy expected by November-end, King100 appears to be on track for its announced December 24 release. The team will have more than three weeks to carry out promotional activities before the film reaches theatres. Written and directed by R.A. Karthik, who made his debut with Nitham Oru Vaanam, the film marks his Telugu debut. It is produced by Annapurna Studios, the banner founded by Nagarjuna’s father, the late Akkineni Nageswara Rao.

Tabu Reunites With Nagarjuna for a Christmas Clash

King100 brings Tabu back together with Nagarjuna after their collaborations in Ninne Pelladata and Aavida Maa Aavide. Ashok Selvan plays the main antagonist, while Devi Sri Prasad has composed the music. The first glimpse, released on Nagarjuna’s birthday, presented the actor in a stylish, larger-than-life gold-toned look. He delivered a monologue about identity, power and money, ending with the message “Long Live The King”. The film is set for a crowded Christmas weekend, with Shah Rukh Khan’s King and Nandamuri Balakrishna’s Dada also scheduled to release on December 24. This sets up a major Nagarjuna-Balakrishna clash in the Telugu states, alongside one of the season’s biggest Hindi releases.

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