Ranveer Singh And Prasanth Varma's Rakshas Shelved: "Somethings Aren't Meant To Be"
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In the official statement, Ranveer Singh said, "Prasanth (Varma) is a very special talent.”
Ranveer Singh's upcoming film Rakshas, directed by Prasanth Varma, has been shelved. The news was confirmed by the official X page (formerly known as Twitter) of Box Office. The statement read, “Recently, rumours have been going around that the film Rakshas which was said to be directed by Prasanth Varma and headlined by powerhouse Ranveer Singh - the duo, decided to part ways on the project due to creative differences.” The note continued, “Amid speculations from various industry sources, the makers and actor have now cleared their stance and addressed the ongoing developments. Prasanth Varma, Mythri Movie Makers and Ranveer Singh have now clarified with their official statements.” #RanveerSingh and #PrasanthVarma movie - In a mutual understanding, the team decided to part ways with a possible collaboration in future. pic.twitter.com/P6aDL6jxkX
In the official statement, Ranveer Singh said, "Prasanth (Varma) is a very special talent. We met and explored the idea of a film together. Hopefully, we will collaborate on something exciting in the future."
The statement quoted Prasanth Varma as saying, "Ranveer's (Singh) energy and talent is rare to find. We shall manifest our forces combining soon sometime in the future. "
The statement also highlighted that Ranveer Singh, Prasanth Varma, and Mythri Movie Makers believe that “everyone's intentions were right to make it happen but somethings sometimes aren't meant to be at that time.”
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