Fresh Varanasi Leak Shows Mahesh Babu In Blood-Soaked Scene

SS Rajamouli’s ‘Varanasi’ Shoot Leaked Again; Viral Video Shows Mahesh Babu Soaked In Blood

Fresh footage from SS Rajamouli’s Varanasi has surfaced online, showing Mahesh Babu filming an action sequence near what appears to be a ghat. In the viral clip, the actor, covered in blood,…

The Story in Brief

Fresh footage from SS Rajamouli’s Varanasi has surfaced online, showing Mahesh Babu filming an action sequence near what appears to be a ghat. In the viral clip, the actor, covered in blood, walks towards the river before immersing himself in it. The leak follows footage linked to the film’s presumed Ugrabhatti Caves sequence.

ABP Live reports that Rajamouli recently said around 80 per cent of the film had been shot, with production resuming in Hyderabad and completion targeted before Dussehra. The film spans Varanasi, Antarctica, Africa and ancient Rome. It stars Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Prithviraj Sukumaran, and is scheduled for worldwide release on 7 April 2027. Rajamouli also said it would be the first non-English film shot entirely with IMAX cameras.

The Indian Opinion

The leak has prompted the usual claims that a bloodied look proves a blockbuster, while others treat every unauthorised clip as a major setback. Neither conclusion is supported by a brief, unclear video. The useful markers are production progress and delivery, not online fan reactions. Rajamouli’s reported 80 per cent figure and the planned Dussehra wrap can be checked against a finished film and its 7 April 2027 release.


Source: news.abplive.com

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