Tom Hiddleston Dreams of Collaborating with ‘RRR’ Director SS Rajamouli

Hollywood actor Tom Hiddleston recently shared his enthusiasm for collaborating with prominent Indian director SS Rajamouli, known for his blockbuster films like ‘RRR.’ In an interview with Hollywood Reporter India, Hiddleston was asked about dream projects and quickly endorsed the idea of working with Rajamouli, calling the suggestion “excellent.”

Hiddleston’s Current Work

At present, Tom Hiddleston is captivating audiences in the second season of ‘The Night Manager,’ an acclaimed spy action thriller. His performance in the series has garnered significant praise, showcasing his ability to engage viewers with a serious and intense character.

SS Rajamouli: A Cinematic Force

SS Rajamouli is celebrated for his impressive storytelling and grand cinematic style. His latest venture was the monumental film ‘RRR,’ released in 2022, which featured stars such as NTR Jr, Ram Charan, Alia Bhatt, and Ajay Devgn. The film achieved global recognition, bringing Indian cinema to a wider audience.

The Success of ‘RRR’

• Oscar Achievement: The film’s song ‘Naatu Naatu’ won the Oscar for Best Original Song at the 95th Academy Awards in 2023.
• Global Impact: ‘RRR’ was acclaimed for its spectacular scale, emotional depth, and riveting action.

Upcoming Projects: ‘Varanasi’

Rajamouli is currently working on his next major film, ‘Varanasi,’ which is expected to be an action-packed adventure thriller with a staggering budget of Rs 1300 crore. Scheduled for a summer 2027 release, the film stars Mahesh Babu in the lead role as Rudra, alongside Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumar.

Details of ‘Varanasi’

• Lead Actors: Mahesh Babu as Rudra, Priyanka Chopra as Mandakini, and Prithviraj Sukumar as Kumbha.
• Shooting Status: The film is currently in production and aims to feature international actors as well.

As both Hiddleston and Rajamouli continue to push the boundaries in their respective careers, fans eagerly anticipate the possibility of a collaboration that could blend global cinematic storytelling.