With Multiple Projects Lined Up, Does Trivikram Srinivas Really Have the Time?

Director Trivikram Srinivas is currently gearing up for his next directorial venture featuring Venkatesh in the lead role. The film is set to be launched within a week and is scheduled for a summer 2026 release. While this project is said to be a family entertainer, it’s also filling a gap created by the delay in Trivikram’s ambitious film with Allu Arjun—reportedly postponed due to Atlee’s upcoming collaboration with the star.

In the midst of this, reports have emerged that Trivikram has also pitched a story to Ram Charan. With Charan’s film with Sukumar facing delays, the opportunity seemed timely. However, the script for that project is still in early development and far from ready for production.

This raises a crucial question: Can Trivikram realistically juggle so many high-profile projects at once?

The film with Allu Arjun isn’t just another commercial entertainer—it’s a mythological epic that demands extensive pre-production and creative focus. Even though the core script is reportedly complete, the scale of the film requires significant preparation, both technically and thematically.

Now, by choosing to work with Venkatesh in the interim, Trivikram is essentially putting that high-stakes project on hold. Simultaneously, exploring a potential collaboration with Ram Charan, while also contributing creatively to other Sithara Entertainments productions, further stretches his bandwidth.

Adding to this already packed slate is his ongoing involvement in Pawan Kalyan’s film-related commitments, where he’s expected to support scripting and ensure smooth production processes.

With so many responsibilities converging, the big question remains: Does Trivikram Srinivas really have the time to deliver on all fronts without compromising on quality? Only time will tell how the ace director manages to balance this ambitious lineup.