Pawan Kalyan Dubbing fror Komaram Puli
AdvertisementThe post production works of Komaram Puli are going on at a fast pace as the movie “Puli” is planned to release in the month of August. Dubbing and re-recording are going on parallel.
Pawan Kalyan is now saying dubbing to his character in Komaran Puli at Shabdalaya Studios in Hyderabad since June 16th. 1/4th of the dubbing has been completed till date and the remaining part is likely to be completed in 10 more days.
Nikesha Patel is being introduced as the heroine in this film. Singanamala Ramesh is the producer and SJ Suryah is the director. A.R.Rahman is composing the tunes for this exciting movie.
One interesting news is that Pawan Kalyan is playing a dual role in this film.
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