AA22 x A6: Deepika Padukone’s Role Reduced? Here’s the Truth –

Deepika Padukone’s Role Reduced In AA22 x A6?

In recent weeks, there has been buzz suggesting that Deepika Padukone’s role in Allu Arjun and Atlee’s much-anticipated film AA22 x A6 has been cut down to a cameo. However, a report in Mid-Day has now set the record straight.

According to sources, there is no truth to these rumours. Deepika’s role remains exactly what was promised to her when she signed the project back in June. Far from being a blink-and-miss appearance, the actress has been given a fierce and crucial part that drives the first and second acts of the story.

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“Her role has not been altered. She has a strong character arc that is essential to the film’s narrative,” an insider clarified.

Deepika has already scheduled her calendar for the project, with her dates blocked from late October to the end of December. The shoot will unfold in three major phases. The first leg, starting in October, will focus on establishing her character’s backstory and presence. November is expected to be action-packed, with the team shooting large-scale sequences, including a high-octane chase designed by a stunt team from South Korea.

December will see the cast and crew flying to the UAE, where Deepika and Allu Arjun are set to film an emotional and crucial twist that shifts the course of the narrative.

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With Atlee at the helm and such elaborate plans in place, fans can rest assured that Deepika Padukone is not only an important part of AA22 x A6 but also a driving force in its dramatic and action-filled journey.

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