Bobby Deol wraps the shooting of Nandamuri Balakrishna starrer Daaku Maharaj : Bollywood News

Ever since Animal, Bobby Deol has been receiving a lot of love from audiences whereas the actor is also seen doing a lot of grey-shaded roles. After Kanguva, Bobby is gearing up for another debut as an antagonist, this time in Telugu, in the Nandamuri Balakrishna starrer Daaku Maharaj. In fact, the actor has not only kicked off a major schedule of the same, but now it is being said that he has already completed shooting for the actioner.

Bobby Deol wraps the shooting of Nandamuri Balakrishna starrer Daaku Maharaj

Sources close to the actor have insisted that Bobby Deol has been shooting back-to-back for his projects. “⁠Bobby has been shooting for the past couple of months for the film, juggling with his other projects”, revealed the source giving a glimpse of his busy schedule and the source went on to add, “He has also have wrapped up the shooting of his next Daaku Maharaj with superstar Balakrishna”.

For the unversed, just earlier this month, the makers had dropped a short teaser of the film which was then being referred to as NBK109. Along with unveiling the title, the makers also showcased the power-packed avatar of Nandamuri Balakrishna as a dacoit along with a sneak peek of Bobby Deol as the suave and intense antagonist. Seeing Deol in the teaser has definitely got the fans excited as they saw him in another never-seen-before avatar.

Readers would be aware how Bobby Deol stole the show with his performance in Animal last year and the film's humongous success has added to Bobby's soaring popularity. Now, the audience can't wait to see another banging 2025 from the actor!

Meanwhile, talking about Daaku Maharaj, the film is directed by Bobby Kolli. The film, which is also expected to star Pragya Jaiswal, Shraddha Srinath, among others, is slated to release on January 12, 2025, marking the occasion of Sankranti.

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