Deepika Padukone to Join Allu Arjun and Atlee’s Alternate Reality Epic AA22xA6 from November 2025

The excitement around Allu Arjun and director Atlee’s ambitious project, currently titled AA22xA6, continues to soar as new updates emerge. Marketed as one of the boldest experiments in Indian cinema, the film promises to push creative boundaries with its alternate reality theme and high-octane storytelling.

Allu Arjun, fresh from the massive success of Pushpa: The Rule, will be seen taking on multiple roles in the film, a first for the actor, raising expectations sky-high. Adding to the glamour and depth of the project, the makers have roped in Deepika Padukone as the female lead. This marks her first collaboration with both Allu Arjun and Atlee, making the pairing one of the most anticipated in recent times.

According to a recent update by Pinkvilla, Deepika Padukone is set to begin shooting her portions in November 2025. Sources close to the production reveal that the actress has already started preparations for her role, which is said to be pivotal in the film’s narrative. Deepika will reportedly dedicate nearly 100 days to filming, underscoring the significance of her character.

With Atlee at the helm, renowned for his blockbuster entertainers like Jawan and Bigil, AA22xA6 is being designed as a cinematic spectacle on a scale rarely attempted in Indian cinema. The combination of Atlee’s grand vision, Allu Arjun’s versatility, and Deepika’s magnetic screen presence is expected to create a film that resonates across languages and audiences worldwide.

While the makers are keeping further details tightly under wraps, industry insiders suggest that AA22xA6 will blend intense drama, action, and visual extravagance with a fresh narrative style. As the shoot progresses, fans are eagerly awaiting first-look teasers and character reveals that could redefine how big-budget Indian films are perceived on the global stage.

With Deepika Padukone stepping into this alternate reality epic alongside Allu Arjun, AA22xA6 is shaping up to be not just a movie, but an event in itself.