Pawan Kalyan’s debut PAN-Indian film Hari Hara Veera Mallu turned out to be a box office bomb. Not just the collections, even the content turned out to be disappointing. Krish Jagarlamudi was initially the director, but later the responsibility was entrusted to Jyothi Krishna after the former exited the project.
During the promotions of Ghaati, Krish revealed crucial details about the Pawan starrer. He said, “The majority of the scenes I shot take place in the Delhi darbaar. We shot them on a grand scale by erecting a huge set at Annapurna Studios. There is an extraordinary fight sequence featuring Pawan Kalyan on a chandelier. But all this happens when the story moves to Delhi. About 40 minutes of footage, which came out superbly, has been reserved for the second part.”
Krish added, “Pawan Kalyan Garu performed excellent stunts. He goes to Aurangzeb’s court, challenges him, stands on the Mughal emperor’s specially designed throne, and steals the Kohinoor from there. There is a lot of good footage that is yet to be seen by people. I showed my love for Pawan Kalyan Garu.”