Celebrating Love: Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda Reunite on the 'Ranabaali' Set
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Mumbai, April 11 (NationPress) Newlyweds Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda were treated to a delightful surprise on the set of their upcoming historical film, "Ranabaali".
As the couple returned to film their primary project after their wedding, the crew welcomed them with a festive gathering. The photos shared by the production house, Mythri Movie Makers, showcased Rashmika and Vijay joyfully cutting a large cake. Additionally, the team presented them with a beautiful bouquet.
The accompanying caption stated, "Ranabaali - Jayamma @TheDeverakonda- @iamRashmika Back on sets An eternal bond Team #Ranabaali wished the newlyweds on sets with a celebration Grand release worldwide on September 11th (sic)."
Recently, the film's creators announced that a significant filming schedule in Rayalaseema has been completed.
In a social media update, they expressed, "'MAA SEEMA RAAYALASEEMA' Rayalaseema showered all its love for the #Ranabaali couple. The team wrapped up a key schedule in the region. #Ranabaali Grand release worldwide on September 11th."
A video also featured Vijay addressing his supporters, saying, "Returning here feels like coming back to my own village. During my time here for the shoot, Anantapur felt like my second hometown. There’s always a seema feeling within me," remarked the 'Liger' star.
According to reports, "Ranabaali" is set to draw inspiration from actual events that occurred in the 1850s, which have largely been overlooked in mainstream historical narratives. The film aims to illuminate the incidents that were misrepresented by the British in history.
Furthermore, sources indicated that "Ranabaali" is not a biopic, but rather a cinematic portrayal of an era constructed from various real accounts, oral traditions, and suppressed documents.
Notably, Rashmika and Vijay have previously collaborated in "Geetha Govindam" and "Dear Comrade", making 'Ranabaali' their third project together.