Sreeleela is reportedly on board to play a key role in Ajith Kumar’s upcoming film Dare Devil, but the actress is said to have hit a dates-related hurdle. According to industry buzz, Sreeleela has agreed to be part of the Adhik Ravichandran directorial, but when the team approached her for dates during the required shooting window, she reportedly informed them that she would not be able to accommodate the schedule.
Sreeleela won't be romantic partner of Ajith but her role is very crucial state reports. The development comes at a time when Dare Devil is still working out its ensemble cast and shooting plans. The film, which reunites Ajith with his Good Bad Ugly director Adhik Ravichandran, was officially announced earlier this month, with Shalini Ajithkumar producing the project under Brave Hearts Production.
Interestingly, Ajith’s own racing commitments could give the makers some breathing room. The actor was involved in a minor racing accident at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium on August 22, with his car spinning into the gravel during the Michelin Le Mans Cup event. Ajith escaped without injuries, according to reports.
With Ajith continuing to honour his motorsport commitments, the exact point at which Dare Devil will go on floors remains to be seen. Rather than rushing into production, the makers are reportedly looking to lock the dates of the entire ensemble cast in advance, so that the shooting schedule can be planned around Ajith’s racing calendar.
For now, Sreeleela’s reported availability issue does not necessarily mean she is out of Dare Devil. If the shooting window is adjusted, the actress could still be part of the film. But with the makers trying to coordinate multiple actors around Ajith’s commitments, getting the casting and dates locked down appears to be one of the first major challenges for the project.
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