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Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra Wrap Nairobi Shoot for Rajamouli’s Epic ‘SSMB29’

By Michelle Ndaga

Kenya has once again found itself in the global film spotlight after Indian superstar Mahesh Babu and Bollywood-Hollywood icon Priyanka Chopra completed the Nairobi leg of their upcoming film SSMB29.

The highly anticipated action-adventure is directed by S. S. Rajamouli, the award-winning filmmaker behind RRR and Baahubali.

According to reports, the Nairobi schedule featured high-octane sequences showcasing Kenya’s scenic landscapes, positioning the country as a rising hub for international film production.

The film, expected to release across more than 120 countries, has already generated massive buzz in India and abroad.

Excitement among fans heightened after leaked behind-the-scenes images surfaced online, showing Mahesh Babu in action mode on Kenyan soil. The images quickly went viral, amplifying anticipation for Rajamouli’s most ambitious project yet.

Industry analysts say SSMB29 is shaping up to be a cinematic spectacle that expands Rajamouli’s storytelling canvas to Africa for the first time. Kenyan audiences have warmly embraced the news, with many expressing pride at seeing the country’s diverse landscapes and cityscapes featured on such a global stage.

Film critics also note that casting Priyanka Chopra alongside Mahesh Babu enhances the film’s international appeal, bridging South Asian and Western audiences while spotlighting African locations.

Kenya has steadily become a sought-after location for global filmmakers due to its stunning natural backdrops and growing support for the creative economy. The Nairobi shoot of SSMB29 further strengthens this reputation, highlighting the country as a versatile destination for blockbuster productions.

SSMB29 is slated for a worldwide release in 2026, with fans eagerly awaiting what promises to be one of the biggest cinematic events of the decade.

Source: Times of India

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