The highly anticipated film Peddi is facing unexpected delays, and the rumor mill is in full swing trying to figure out who is responsible. According to inside whispers, the initial delay stemmed from Ram Charan. Rumors suggest he could not allocate the bulk dates the team expected due to various personal reasons, which pushed the shooting schedule back right from the start.
Despite this early setback, the crew reportedly managed to wrap up the first half and a significant portion of the second half. On the musical front, AR Rahman has already finished the background score for the first half and recorded the songs. However, rumors suggest he might have to rework his score, as a few scenes in the first half could change following the current script rewrites.
Things hit a major roadblock with the climax. Rumors indicate that director Buchi Babu Sana felt confused and unsatisfied with how the ending shaped up. Sources say Ram Charan shares this dissatisfaction, finding the current climax lacking. To resolve these creative differences, director Sukumar has reportedly stepped in to guide his former assistant and tweak the ending. But rumors say Sukumar is taking his own time to re-edit and rework the script.
With re-shoots and heavy reworking now needed, industry gossip suggests Charan is growing quite annoyed with the drawn-out process. A special song shoot is still pending, and the team seems uncertain about the exact schedule for the re-shoots. Right now, there is a lot of confusion among sources providing updates about the film.
The only confirmed news at the moment is that the director is actively reworking several portions. With all these struggles, the planned April 30th release date is definitely out of the question, and whether it releases in July, August, or September remains completely unclear.
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