The first schedule of Nandamuri Balakrishna's prestigious 100th film Gautamiputra Satakarni, held in Morocco, has been wrapped up. Actor Balakarishna, director Krish, producer Rajeev have managed to finish the schedule as per the plan. It was begun on May 9.

The film happens to be the first Indian film to have been shot in the exotic locales of Morocco. Action episodes between Balakrishna and Bollywood actor Kabir Bedi, set against 1st Century AD, were shot with the technical inputs given by Hollywood fighters under the aegis of action choreographers Ram-Lakshman. The movie was shot in Atlas Studios, Varu Georgia, Morocco.

In all, about 1000 people participated in the action scenes, while 200 horses and camels were also involved in the shoot.

Sharing the working experience, director Krish shares, "I'm glad that the film's first schedule was completed as per our plan. Balakrishna garu worked 14 hours daily during the shoot, standing as an example. The energy level with which he worked from the start to the end inspired us. Actors and technicians have supported us."

Y Rajeev Reddy is producing the film under First Frame Entertainments banner and Bibo Sreenivas is presenting the movie.