Chiranjeevi takes a breather from remakes as Bola Shankar fails

In a surprising move, megastar Chiranjeevi, has decided to hit the pause button on his involvement in remakes. This means that fans won't be seeing him take up any roles in reimagined classics for the time being. This decision comes after recent buzz that Chiranjeevi had given his nod to yet another Malayalam film's storyline in the wake of Bola Shankar, his recent remake, turning out to be a dud.

Initially, whispers in the industry indicated that Chiranjeevi had greenlit the Telugu remake of the hit Malayalam film "Bro Daddy," which featured the dynamic duo Mohanlal and Prithviraj Sukumaran. Excitement was building as fans anticipated Chiranjeevi's charismatic presence in this project alongside a young, rising hero.

However, fresh updates have thrown a curveball into the mix. Chiranjeevi has taken a U-turn and decided to shelve the remake idea altogether. He's steering the ship towards uncharted waters by instructing the team to craft a completely original narrative. This unexpected move has left fans intrigued and wondering what innovative plotlines await them.

Taking the helm for this creative venture is none other than Kalyan Krishna, who is currently busy weaving the threads of this new script. Sources close to the project have revealed that while the core essence of "Bro Daddy" will remain, Kalyan Krishna is injecting a fresh twist and modern context into the storyline. It's a promising approach that keeps the heart of the story alive while infusing it with a dash of novelty.

So, while it might not be your run-of-the-mill remake, fans can still expect the fundamental charm of "Bro Daddy" to resonate in this revamped version. Chiranjeevi's decision to step away from the remake treadmill and embrace originality has certainly piqued curiosity, making this project one to watch out for in the Tollywood entertainment landscape.