Trivikram Srinivas, one of the biggest writer-directors of Telugu Cinema. His brand value and following cannot be taken lightly at any moment. Whenever he faced flops and disasters, he bounced back very well. After Khaleja he made Julayi, after Agnyathavaasi he made Aravinda Sametha and now, his Guntur Kaaram failed at the box office.

But recently, re-release of Khaleja, proved how popular he and Mahesh Babu's combination is among the audiences. With Allu Arjun though, he made Julayi, S/O Satyamurthy and huge blockbuster Ala Vaikuntapurramuloo. Each film ended up being better hit than previous one at the box office. 

Hence, when they announced a film, immediately post Pushpa, the expectations for the movie have been high. But Guntur Kaaram debacle did seem to have changed the perspective of Allu Arjun, a little bit. He is giving his full energies to Atlee's next and it is heard that Allu Arjun and Trivikram film is dropped. 

Currently, they are reports that Ram Charan will be doing a film with Trivikram and the director is planning his Pan-India big mytho-warrior script with him. Actually, Trivikram had such thoughts for Allu Arjun, as the actor's film with Atlee, has similar line, he thought it would be better to explore with another star. 

If Allu Arjun and Trivikram come together again, the movie will definitely have a Pan-India outlook but it won't be same script that they have discussed earlier, it seems. The reports also suggest that Trivikram wants to keep up his promise to Venkatesh and he is planning the movie before Peddi shoot ends, if possible. 

Also, another project is being under consideration with a younger actor, it seems. What will be his next? No one has an answer for this million dollar question but Ram Charan might work with Trivikram and then go on to work with Sukumar, say reports. Let's see if that's the way the cookie crumbles. 

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