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Telugu superstar Jr NTR’s upcoming action drama, Jai Lava Kusa, directed by Bobby has run into trouble. Stills from the film, which is currently in the production stage, got leaked on social media. Hindustan Times reports that two crucial stills from the film were leaked on the internet. After the two stills went viral, the makers requested users not to share the images on social media. Later, the production banner NTR Arts tweeted that they have arrested a suspect in the case. They added that they would give out more details the next day.
Some of the culprits who have leaked content from #JaiLavaKusa have been identified and arrested. More details will be out tomorrow
— NTR Arts (@NTRArtsOfficial) June 27, 2017
Being directed by Bobby, the film stars Junior NTR in triple role. For one of his roles, Junior NTR will be seen wearing prosthetic and his look is being handled by Hollywood make-up artist Vance Hartwell, popular for his work in films such as The Lord of the Rings trilogy and Shutter Island. Raashi Khanna and Nivetha Thomas are playing the leading ladies. Also, Hindi film actor Ronit Roy will make his Telugu debut in the film as he will be seen locking horns with Jr NTR. Produced by Kalyanram, the film has music by Devi Sri Prasad. Jai Lava Kusa is slated to release on 21 September.
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