Ranveer Singh and Prasanth Varma’s Rakshas gets shelved; actor says, “Not an ideal time for this project”

Actor Ranveer Singh was reportedly teaming up with director Prasanth Varma for a mythological project Rakshas. Though there were no developments on the same, the makers have shelved the project. The makers have now shared an official announcement, saying that the movie has been shelved due to creative differences. Ranveer said that it’s not an ideal time for the project but is hopeful that he will collaborate with him on something exciting in the future.

Ranveer Singh starrer Rakshas shelved

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. Amid speculations from various industry sources, the makers and the actors 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.”

The official statement on Rakshah being shelved

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Talking about it, Ranveer Singh mentioned, “Prasanth 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.” Prasanth said, “Ranveer’s energy and talent are rare to fine. We shall manifest our forces combining soon sometime in the future”. Both the parties including Mythri Movie Makers agree that everyone’s intentions were right to make it happen but something’s sometimes aren’t meant to be at that time. The team shook hands with a promise to associate in times to come.

Meanwhile, talking about upcoming movies, Ranveer Singh will be next seen in Rohit Shetty’s Singham Again as Simmba. He also has a movie with Robot director Shankar.

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