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Although hidden by decision makers, it seems Mahesh Babu is taking a lot of social responsibility risks this time around. It seems that his latest film contains a magnificent piece of history that has devastated the lives of many people in the Godavari region.
In January 1995, the Krishna-Godavari Basin at East Godavari was disrupted by a gas pipeline that exploded near the village of Pasarlapudi. This is the largest gas eruption in the history of India. Although there were no casualties, nearly 65 villages were smeared with ash and smog and nearly 1,500 people were evacuated in no time.
We now learn that this sequence of eruptions will form the heart of Maharshi's turning point in history. As the visual effects of these scenes have been delayed, Maharshi has been pushed back from April to May, according to a source.
Directed by Vamsi This film by Mahesh and Pooja Hegde will be released in cinemas on May 9.
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