MOVIE DESK: Mahesh Babu Welcomes Fans: Says, ‘Bring Your Passes Along’
Excitement builds for the much-anticipated launch of SS Rajamouli’s globe-spanning action adventure, starring Mahesh Babu in the lead.
Set for tomorrow at Hyderabad’s iconic Ramoji Film City, the #GlobeTrotter event promises a title reveal, character unveilings, motion posters, and the film’s inaugural teaser.
With Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Prithviraj Sukumaran also in the cast, this gathering of 50,000 fans marks a milestone for the tentatively titled SSMB29.
Themed Entry and Strict Guidelines
Organizers have rolled out special “passports” as entry tickets, tying into the movie’s travel motif and ensuring a controlled crowd.
Mahesh Babu shared a heartfelt video message Thursday, stressing that only pass-holders gain access to avoid chaos at the venue’s gates.
He urged supporters to respect these rules, extending cooperation to law enforcement for a smooth experience.
This approach stems from proactive planning with Hyderabad police, limiting attendance to verified ticket buyers amid massive online demand.
Digital streaming will let global audiences tune in live, broadening reach without on-site overload.
Rajamouli’s Vision Takes Shape
Director SS Rajamouli, fresh off global acclaim for RRR, teased the event earlier this week via social media, calling it a “never-before-seen reveal.”
The project, backed by producers KL Narayana and Sri Durga Arts, blends high-stakes adventure with cultural nods, positioning Andhra Pradesh as a filmmaking hub.
Early buzz hints at exotic shoots across continents, fueling speculation on plot twists.
Fans have snapped up passes swiftly, with resale alerts issued to curb scalping. The venue, Asia’s largest film studio complex, sets a grand stage for what could redefine Telugu cinema’s international footprint.
Fan Frenzy Meets Responsible Hype
Mahesh’s plea resonates as a nod to his loyal base, often turning out in droves for personal milestones.
By framing passes as essential “visas,” the team cleverly weaves marketing into safety protocols.