Allu Arjun, Basil Joseph to cooperate on a superhero film: Report
After locking ‘AA 22’ with Atley, superstar Allu Arjun is now looking at a new cooperation with Malayalam director Besil Joseph for a rumor to be a superhero film.


In short
- Allu Arjun is allegedly in conversation with director Besil Joseph for a new project
- The film is projected to be a superhero film
- It may be produced by Allu Arvind
Actor Allu Arjun, one of the biggest stars of Indian cinema, is widening his direction beyond Telugu cinema. After Prabhas and Junior NTR, Arjun is also eager to work with filmmakers of other industries. After the announcement of the ambitious ‘AA22’ with director Atley, recent reports suggest that he is now interacting with Besil Joseph, director of ‘Minal Murali’ for a superhero film.
According to a report by GulteArjun was influenced by a script hearing by director Basil Joseph and is allegedly eager to take it forward. If the project becomes physical, it will be produced by Allu Arvind under the Gita Arts banner by Jake Bayuni with music.
Although no official confirmation has been done yet, some reports also suggest that the Basil Joseph Project may be a superhero film. The social media buzz has estimated that it may also be a reboot of ‘Shaktimaan’, which is first associated with Ranveer Singh. Other reports also indicate that it was only a statement in which no decision was taken yet.
Here is AA22 declaration video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si_phni7mc
Earlier, Allu Arjun’s post-‘Pushpa 2’ line-up included films with directors Trivikram Srinivas and Sandeep Reddy Wanga. However, those plans have been transferred. The mythological epic, along with Trikam based on Lord Karthikeya, has allegedly handed over to JR NTR. Meanwhile, Wanga is captured with two major films, Prabhas with ‘Spirit’ and ‘Animal Park’, which is the sequel to ‘Animal’, starring Ranbir Kapoor.
Although no official confirmation has been done yet, a cooperation between Allu Arjun and Basil Joseph will mark a fresh and complicated pair.