The highly anticipated film Ustaad Bhagat Singh starring Pawan Kalyan is all set to resume production, and the latest update reveals that actress Sreeleela will be joining the cast soon. According to latest information, Sreeleela is scheduled to begin filming for the movie on June 10, 2025, with a month-long shooting schedule.
A source close to the development of the project has revealed that the actress will start filming alongside Pawan Kalyan for the action-packed film directed by Harish Shankar. The shoot will run for a month, and with the film already generating massive excitement, the makers are aiming for a grand release in 2026. The source added, “Sreeleela is gearing up to begin shooting for her much-anticipated film Ustaad Bhagat Singh alongside power star Pawan Kalyan. The shoot is scheduled to commence on June 10 and will continue for a month-long schedule.”
Ustaad Bhagat Singh is expected to be the Telugu-language adaptation of the hit Tamil film Theri, which starred Thalapathy Vijay and was directed by Atlee. The movie will see Pawan Kalyan playing the role of a former IPS officer who leads a quiet life with his young daughter, only to be forced to confront his past when enemies resurface. The film promises high-octane action and emotional depth as the protagonist battles to protect his family. Directed by Harish Shankar, Ustaad Bhagat Singh is already creating waves in the industry due to its compelling storyline and Pawan Kalyan’s star power. Fans are eagerly awaiting to see how the remake of Theri will be adapted to Telugu cinema, especially with the addition of Sreeleela as the female lead.
Sreeleela, who has already garnered attention for her performances in previous films, will be playing the female co-lead in Ustaad Bhagat Singh. With her inclusion in the project, expectations are high for her role, as the actress will share the screen with one of Telugu cinema’s biggest stars. Her addition further enhances the film’s appeal and fans are excited to see the dynamic between her and Pawan Kalyan.
