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Vijay Deverakonda begins shooting for 'VD 12'

More details regarding the project are awaited.

Vijay Deverakonda begins shooting for 'VD 12'

Actor Vijay Deverakonda has started shooting for a film tentatively titled VD 12 in Hyderabad. The movie is being directed by Jersey fame Gowtam Tinnanuri.

Taking to Instagram, Vijay dropped a poster in which he is seen holding a gun. "Shoot begins," the poster read.


Sree Leela will share screen space with Vijay. More details regarding the project are awaited.

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Vijay has also collaborated with Mrunal Thakur for a new film, which is being helmed by Parasuram Petla and is being produced by Sri Venkateswara Creations.

Mrunal shared a picture from the film's pooja with Vijay on her Instagram handle and wrote in the caption, "The first step in a very exciting journey...It's my 1st time working with @srivenkateswaracreations and I'm really thrilled to be sharing the screen with @thedeverakonda.. Can't wait for the shoot to begin @parasurampetla #KUMohanan @gopisundar__official #VasuVarma #DilRaju #Shirish @harshithsri @hanshithareddy"

The film will have Vasu Varma as the creative producer, K.U. Mohanan as cinematographer, Gopi Sunder as music director with art direction being handled by A.S. Prakash.

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