Sai Pallavi Joins Allu Arjun And Rashmika Mandanna Starrer 'Pushpa 2' - Report

Sai Pallavi, last seen in the Tamil film 'Gargi', is reported to have secured a significant part in Allu Arjun's upcoming 'Pushpa' movie.

Sai Pallavi Joins Allu Arjun And Rashmika Mandanna Starrer 'Pushpa 2' - Report

New Delhi: Sai Pallavi, last seen in the Tamil film 'Gargi', is reported to have secured a significant part in Allu Arjun's upcoming 'Pushpa' movie. According to reports, Sai has been cast to play a recently introduced character in 'Pushpa: The Rule'. A formal announcement from the creators is still needed, though.

As per reports, Sai will star opposite Fahadh Faasil in the movie, which is presently in production. The acclaimed actress, known for her performances in award winning films, will make a significant cameo appearance in 'Pushpa: The Rule'. She will join the sets during the next schedule and complete shooting for her role in a week.

When news of Sai Pallavi's signing for Pushpa 2 broke, a number of admirers expressed their joy on social media. "If true, this will be quite exciting," a person commented. "If she is cast as a villain, the story will be even more compelling." "One dance number with Allu Arjun and Sai Pallavi, please (sic)." demanded another.

Sai Pallavi will appear in this movie alongside Allu Arjun for the first time. Rashmika Mandanna, Anasuya Bharadwaj, and other notable actors also appear in Pushpa 2 in significant roles. In Vishakhapatnam, where the entrance song was filmed for Pushpa 2, Arjun recently wrapped up a series of filming. Pushpa: In November of last year, the Rule was put to the test in person.

Fahadh Faasil, who was presented as the main antagonist towards the end of the first part, will be the main antagonist in the second part as well, which will centre on his confrontation with Pushpa's character. Together with Sunil and Anasuya Bharadwaj, Rashmika Mandanna, who portrays the role of Srivalli, also appears in the movie in significant roles.

Arjun made the expression "Thaggedhe Le" popular in Pushpa: The Rising. He then proceeded to unveil the second part's new tagline at a gathering in November. He expressed his hope that the enthusiasm he feels for the film will also reach the viewers.