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Naga Chaitanya’s NC24 Enters Second Schedule with Grand Cave Set in Hyderabad

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Riding high on the success of Thandel, actor Naga Chaitanya has swiftly moved on to his next project, tentatively titled NC24. Directed by Virupaksha fame Karthik Dandu, the film is shaping up as a mythological thriller with a modern twist. The production team has officially announced the commencement of the film’s second schedule, unveiling a new poster on social media to mark the occasion.

The latest schedule is being shot extensively at Annapurna Studios in Hyderabad, where a massive and intricately designed cave set has been constructed exclusively for the film. Industry sources reveal that this set will serve as a major visual highlight and is expected to play a key role in the narrative. The schedule, spanning nearly a month, will include crucial scenes featuring Naga Chaitanya, leading lady Meenakshi Chaudhary, and other key cast members.

The story for NC24 has been penned by acclaimed filmmaker Sukumar, with Karthik Dandu handling the direction. Naga Chaitanya is said to be sporting a never-seen-before look for the film, portraying the role of a relic hunter, while Meenakshi Chaudhary will be seen as an archaeologist. The film aims to blend mythology with a contemporary plot, promising a visually rich cinematic experience.

Jointly produced by BVSN Prasad, Sukumar, and Bapineedu, NC24 is touted to be one of the most ambitious and high-budget ventures in Chaitanya’s career. The makers have announced that further details, including the official title and complete cast list, will be revealed soon.

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