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Devara 2 Update: Jr NTR and Koratala Siva to resume high-octane sequel shoot by mid-2026 post Dragon wrap
Director Koratala Siva, who recently delivered a massive global success with Devara: Part 1, is reportedly not planning on any long breaks. While the industry eagerly awaits the second installment of his coastal action saga starring Jr NTR, latest industry reports shared by Chitrambhalare suggest that the filmmaker has locked a versatile three-project lineup, including a potential collaboration with veteran powerhouse Nandamuri Balakrishna. The most buzzing update from the director's camp involves a fresh script narrated to the God of Masses, Nandamuri Balakrishna (NBK). Known for weaving social messages into high-octane commercial entertainers like Mirchi and Srimanthudu, industry reports shared by Chitrambhalare indicate that Koratala Siva has already held talks with Balayya. This project is reportedly part of a back-to-back lineup the director is locking while waiting for Jr NTR to complete his current commitments for Dragon and return for the Devara 2 shoot in mid-2026 Fans of Jr NTR have been anxious for updates on Devara 2. According to recent reports, the project is scheduled to resume filming by mid-2026. This timeline aligns with Jr NTR's current commitments, as the actor is expected to complete his work on the highly anticipated film Dragon (and War 2) before returning to the world of Devara. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) ย The anticipation for the sequel stems from the massive success of the first part, which established Jr NTR as a global force and marked a strong comeback for Koratala Siva. Devara: Part 1 (2024) - Final Box Office Performance Worldwide Gross: โน428Crore India Net (All Languages): โน292.47 Crore Overseas Collection: โน77 Crore Theatrical Verdict: SuperHit Devara: Part 1 concluded on a massive cliffhanger, setting the stage for an intense clash between the characters portrayed by Jr NTR and Saif Ali Khan.While there is no official confirmation yet regarding the NBK project, Koratala Siva's strategy seems clear: staying prolific while waiting for the Man of Masses to return for the epic conclusion of the Devara saga.