Nani, like Ravi Teja, makes two or three films a year and enjoys working on numerous projects at once. He is the only Telugu actor who has had four releases in the previous two years (two on direct-OTT and two in cinemas).
However, he is concerned about his theatrical market. Shyam Singha Roy and Ante Sundaraniki, his most recent theatrical films, flopped, with the former becoming an average grosser and the latter a failure. His top objective is now to get his theatrical market back on track.
He is now working on 'Dasara,' a dramatic drama set against the Singareni coal mines. He's putting his all into it. His whole attention is on this film. He has not yet announced a new project. The creators have already received proposals for more than Rs 40 crore from non-theatrical outlets for what is expected to be their most expensive production to date. However, Nani needs the theatre business. As a result, he is concentrating on it. Nani has claimed that Dasara is the most challenging film of his career.
These days audiences like films with raw stories with rustic backgrounds. Recent examples are Pushpa and Rangasthalam. Srikanth Odela, a beginner, is directing 'Dasara.' The film's production had just resumed. Nani stars with Keerthy Suresh in Dasara, who is also looking forward to this film to return to her winning ways.
Nani's theatrical market will be determined by this picture.
