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Ranveer Singh’s ‘Pralay’ Film Shoot Relocated from Australia to Mumbai
✍️ indiatoday.in
🗓 13 Aug 2026, 07:33 PM
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The production team of Ranveer Singh’s upcoming film ‘Pralay’ has shifted its shooting schedule from Australia to Mumbai, as announced by the makers.
The shoot for Ranveer Singh’s film ‘Pralay’ has been officially moved from Australia to Mumbai, according to a statement from the production house. The decision comes as part of a broader plan to streamline the filming process and accommodate the actor’s schedule.
The change was announced in a press release that highlighted logistical benefits of shooting in Mumbai, including easier access to studio facilities and a larger pool of local crew. While the exact reasons for the shift were not detailed, the makers emphasized that the move will help maintain the project’s timeline.
Ranveer Singh, who is set to star in the film, will now be filming in various locations across Mumbai, with several scenes slated for the city’s iconic sets. The production team has also confirmed that the shift will not affect the film’s release schedule.
Industry insiders note that such location changes are not uncommon in Bollywood, especially when balancing international appeal with practical production needs. The film’s team remains optimistic about delivering a high‑quality product to audiences.
The change was announced in a press release that highlighted logistical benefits of shooting in Mumbai, including easier access to studio facilities and a larger pool of local crew. While the exact reasons for the shift were not detailed, the makers emphasized that the move will help maintain the project’s timeline.
Ranveer Singh, who is set to star in the film, will now be filming in various locations across Mumbai, with several scenes slated for the city’s iconic sets. The production team has also confirmed that the shift will not affect the film’s release schedule.
Industry insiders note that such location changes are not uncommon in Bollywood, especially when balancing international appeal with practical production needs. The film’s team remains optimistic about delivering a high‑quality product to audiences.