Ravi Teja and Harish Shankar’s Mr. Bachchan is all set for a grand release on August 15. The makers are planning to arrange special premiers all across on August 14. Harish Shankar has started giving interviews, and now he has made a big reveal that will take mega fans by surprise.

Harish Shankar was asked if he had any plans to make PAN Indian films in the future. The director said, “PAN Indian films should happen naturally. Just for the sake of doing a PAN-Indian film, I won’t do it. I penned a love story set against the India-Pakistan border. If that is made into a film, it might appeal to a nationwide audience. Also, I am working on a subject for Pawan Kalyan Garu, Charan, and Chiranjeevi Garu.”

Harish Shankar added, “If that film materializes, it will be the biggest PAN Indian film surpassing other movies. We cannot plan such films. They should happen organically. Pushpa and Kantara were not planned as PAN Indian films initially. Through Kantara, makers told their regional story and the entire India accepted it. Naatu Naatu song, which depicted our culture, won an Oscar. I don’t like to reveal details about my films before they materialize. I don’t like boasting about myself.”

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