Shoot of Pawan Kalyan's upcoming film 'They Call Him OG' resumes in Hyderabad

OG shoot resumes

The cameras are rolling once again on 'OG'' the much-awaited gangster action drama headlined by Power Star Pawan Kalyan. Helmed by director Sujeeth and produced by DVV Danayya & Kalyan Dasari under the prestigious DVV Entertainments banner, the film has officially resumed shooting in Hyderabad, kicking off its new schedule with an adrenaline-pumping action sequence.

They Call Him OG shoot resumes

To mark the moment, the makers unveiled a striking new picture from the set, offering fans a glimpse into the film's moody, intense visual palette. The image has already ignited buzz across social media, amplifying excitement for what's to come.

Sharing the picture on social media the makers wrote, " Malli Modhalaindi…. Eeesaari Mugiddaaam…

#OG #TheyCallHimOG #FireStormIsComing"

About OG

Touted as "a feast of a massacre," OG promises a gripping blend of stylized action and raw emotion. The latest schedule sets the tone with a power-packed sequence that sets the stage for the high-stakes drama ahead.

Adding to the intrigue, acclaimed Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi also plays a pivotal role, bringing a formidable layer of conflict to the narrative. The ensemble also features Sriya Reddy in a commanding role and veteran actor Prakash Raj, further elevating the film's dramatic depth.

The music is composed by S Thaman and a compelling story is written by Sujeeth. Cinematography for the film is by one of the country's finest cinematographers, Ravi K Chandran.

The film, which is expected to be high on action, was originally slated to hit screens worldwide on September 27 last year. However, its release was delayed because of shooting getting delayed. Now, it seems the film is back on track with shooting resuming on Monday.

Pawan Kalyan's son gets injured in Singapore

Pawan Kalyan's son recently sustained injuries in a fire accident at his school in Singapore and was admitted to a hospital. According to the Jana Sena Party, headed by Pawan Kalyan, seven-year-old Mark Shankar suffered burns on his hands and legs in the incident. He also faced complications from smoke inhalation. Later, Chiranjeevi had revealed that Mark is safe and currently recovering at their home in Hyderabad.

Reports claimed that the fire was put out within 30 minutes by rescue personnel who arrived on the scene. A total of 19 people were reportedly injured, including 15 students, all of whom were taken to the hospital for treatment.