Ranveer Singh made a big announcement today. Taking to his social media accounts, the Padmaavat actor revealed about his collaboration with maverick Shankar for the official Hindi adaptation of the Tamil Blockbuster Anniyan. The actor shared some pictures on social media that see him posing with the director and producer Jayantilal Gada as he made the announcement. Later, he also posted a few pictures that see him conversing with director Shankar.
On Twitter, he shared the pictures and captioned them as, "What an honour to be under the tutelage of one of the finest minds in cinema. @shankarshanmugh." Not just him, Ranveer's fans too are super excited with this collaboration. 'Ranveer Shankar Blockbuster' is trending on Twitter. A fan wrote, "Ranveer is going to kill this with his power packed performance no doubt. Waiting to watch. Shankar Ranveer Blockbuster." Another one wrote, "Ranveer Singh has been signed for the Hindi adaptation of the 2005 Tamil blockbuster Anniyan. They are ready to make a one more blockbuster and so we are. Excited for this one and get ready for the biggest entertainment."
Check out the pictures of Ranveer Singh and director Shankar here:
What an honour.... to be under the tutelage of one of the finest minds in cinema.... 🎥 🎞 🙏🏽🧿 @shankarshanmugh pic.twitter.com/UAR2F4y7jT
— Ranveer Singh (@RanveerOfficial) April 14, 2021
While Ranveer Singh is over the moon joining hands with Shankar, the director too is all praise for the actor. He was quoted saying, "For it to be made into a Hindi film, Anniyan needed a maverick, charismatic showman like no other to play the part. I found this in the mercurial Ranveer Singh because he is a once-in-a-generation actor who has shown us that he can immortalise a character through his stellar performance. I’m thrilled to make Anniyan for the pan-Indian audience and I’m confident that this powerful story will strike a chord in the hearts of all. In Dr Gada, Ranveer and I have found an ideal producer who believes in the vision we have to change the nativity of content for audiences across the country."
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