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Ram Gopal Varma announces Virus

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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Verma on Sunday announced his next film titled Virus. “My next film is titled Virus and is being produced by Parag Sanghvi, who produced Sarkar and The Attacks of 26/11,” tweeted Varma.
This comes after his film Officer, which released last month.
He had said, “It (Officer) is a film about the violent society we live in and one man’s struggle to bring a semblance of sanity in the lives of common citizens. The violence in Officer is raw and real.”
“You can’t show the reaction until you spotlight the action. The violence here is not gratuitous. It will make the audience uncomfortable, as any form of violence is supposed to,” he added.
My next film is titled “VIRUS” and is being produced by Parag Sanghvi, who produced SARKAR and ATTACKS OF 26/11 ..For details of Parag’s Sanghvi’s and my note please check below link http://bit.ly/RGVVirus 
Ram Gopal Varma was quite confident about his collaboration with Nagarjuna and expected the film to earn big at the box office. The film, however, failed to bring the audiences to the cinema halls. Nagarjuna was seen portraying the role of a rough and tough cop who is on a mission to save a kidnapped girl. The films also featured Myra Sareen and  Feroz Abbasi.

The other films keeping him busy are Geher, Rai and Nuclear.

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