
Pawan Kalyan and Dil Raju Discuss Reunion After 'Vakeel Saab' Success
Producer Dil Raju has reportedly discussed a new film collaboration with Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and actor Pawan Kalyan, raising expectations of a possible reunion of the successful 'Vakeel Saab' combination. The development came to light during a press meet celebrating the success of 'Ramayana', where Dil Raju spoke about his discussions with the actor.
According to reports, Pawan Kalyan has given an initial green signal to the proposed project, subject to his political commitments and availability. He has reportedly expressed a preference for completing the film within four months, with shooting limited to approximately 10–15 days every month. The proposed schedule is expected to help him balance his responsibilities in government with his acting career.
Pawan Kalyan and Dil Raju previously collaborated on 'Vakeel Saab' (2021), the courtroom drama that marked the actor's return to cinema after a break. Their successful association has generated interest among fans, who are looking forward to seeing them work together again.
Dil Raju had also expressed interest in another collaboration during a special screening of Pawan Kalyan's 'They Call Him OG' in October 2025, indicating that he was waiting for the actor's dates before moving forward. Earlier speculation linked director Anil Ravipudi to a possible project, with reports suggesting a combination of entertainment and social messaging. However, no such association has been officially confirmed, and Anil Ravipudi had reportedly clarified that he was not working on the project.
Meanwhile, Pawan Kalyan's political responsibilities remain a major consideration in planning his future films. Earlier reports also identified 'OG 2', directed by Sujeeth, as one of his expected upcoming projects.
Although Sri Venkateswara Creations, Dil Raju's production banner, is being associated with the proposed collaboration, the film's director, storyline, cast and production schedule are yet to be officially announced. The reported four-month timeline and shooting availability also await independent confirmation.
