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Mahesh Babu's film witnesses big walk-out

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,December 13 2017]

The super-talented cinematographer Ravi K Chandran is reportedly no longer part of 'Bharat Ane Nenu'. He allegedly staged the big walk-out because of the delays. When the makers signed him up for the project, 'BAN' was expected to be over by December. However, Koratala Siva and Mahesh Babu slowed down later due to some unavoidable issues.

It's said that Thirru of '24' and 'Janatha Garage' is now on board. He is a cinematographer par excellence and is known for effectively deploying the technique of lighting.

Starting from today (December 13), 'BAN' will be shot till the 26th of this month.

Recently, DVV Entertainments contradicted the reports that the First Look will be out on Dec 31. The FL could be out in January.

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