Tabu comes on board for Nagarjuna-starrer King100, shooting commences

Tabu. Pic/AFP; (right) Nagarjuna. Pic/Yogen Shah

Actor Tabu has come on board for Nagarjuna's upcoming film, tentatively titled 'King100.'

Taking to her Instagram handle, Tabu shared a picture of the film's clapboard and confirmed the news. "And we begin with the King100 Nagarjuna annapurnastudios," she wrote.

The update was also shared on the official social media handle of Annapurna Studios.

"A royal welcome to you tabutiful garu. It is an honor to have your grace on our sets! Your presence will make our milestone film King100 even more special. Thank you for coming home again. King NagarjunaAkkineni," the post read.

Directed by RA Karthik, the film will feature superstar Nagarjuna in the lead role alongside Tabu. King100 is being bankrolled under Annapurna Studios.

Further details about the projects are yet to be announced.

On the work front for Tabu, the actor was last seen in Priyadarshan's horror comedy Bhooth Bangla, co-starring Akshay Kumar, Rajpal Yadav, Paresh Rawal, and Wamika Gabbi.

Balaji Motion Pictures, a division of Balaji Telefilms Ltd, in association with Cape of Good Films, presents Bhooth Bangla.

She is also a part of Puri Jagannadh's Slum Dog 33 Temple Road, featuring Vijay Sethupathi.

In January this year, the makers announced the film's title along with its first look.

In July last year, Vijay Sethupathi began the shooting for the film in Hyderabad. A muhurat puja was held beforehand.

Puri Connects, the production house, took to its X handle and shared that "major talkie scenes" featuring Vijay Sethupathi and actress Samyuktha were filmed at the time, along with pictures from the sets.

Details surrounding Tabu's character have been kept under wraps.

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