Meet actress whom many producers wanted to launch in Bollywood, but all failed due to…, she is now set to replace Sreeleela in…, her name is…
According to media reports, Bhagyashri is now completely engrossed in South cinema and has also settled in Mumbai. Apart from Dulquer's film 'Kaanta', Bhagyashri has also become the heroine of Vijay Deverakonda's film 'Kingdom' and Ram Pothineni's film 'RAPO22'. Earlier it was being said that, Bhagyashri was not allowed to Hindi films due to her busy schedule. Makers rope Bhagyashri after Sreeleela quits Lenin
Based on media reports, Bhagyashri has earlier signed three different films with three big actors of South Cinema, Dulquer Salman, Vijay Deverakonda and Ram Pothineni. Now she will not be able to sign any new Hindi film for the next two years. Now with Sreeleela exiting, Lenin, she is set to play the lead heroine with Nagarjuna's younger son Akhil Akkineni.
According to Great Andhra, makers have reportedly roped in Bhagyashri Borse for Lenin. However, it is worth noting that, there has been no official confirmation from the filmmakers.
Many may not know this but Rana Daggubati is also among the producers of Dulquer Salmaan's film 'Kaanta', who is planning to make this film a pan India film. The director, who is directing a blockbuster Hindi film of the year 2023, wants to launch Bhagyashri as a lead heroine in Hindi cinema with much fanfare, but the team that looks after Bhagyashri Borse's work has made it difficult for any director-producer of Hindi cinema to reach her.
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