Tamannaa lands a special song and Chiru Special appearance in 'Bruce Lee'

Tamannaa  lands a special song and Chiru Special appearance  in 'Bruce Lee'

One of the southern actress Tamannaa  Bhatia has announced  bagged an opportunity to seem  to a special song in actor Ram Charan's upcoming Telugu actioner "Bruce Lee", which also features Chiranjeevi in a cameo. "Tamannaa has been offered the song that was originally planned with Ileana (D'Cruz). But Tamannaa is yet to sign the dotted line, it is learnt that she has given her signal," a source from the film's unit told.The makers plan to shoot the song next week in Hyderabad.Chiranjeevi will also shake a leg in this song along with his son. Bruce Lee inside sources, the role of Mega Star Chiranjeevi in Ram Charan-starrer Bruce Lee has been revealed. It given by  Chiru saves Ram Charan's love interest Rakul Preet in the film. We hear that there is a crucial scene in the film where opposed kidnap both Charan's father (played by Rao Ramesh) and his romantic interest (Rakul Preet Singh) at same time and keep them at two different locations throwing a challenge to the protagonist whom he chooses. At this  time dificulty, Charan would be seen caught in two minds and unable to decide to save whom - his father or lover. Apparently at this portion, Mega Star Chiranjeevi comes into the scene and saves Rakul Preet while Ram Charan goes and saves his reel father Rao Ramesh. Chiru will be seen doing few action scenes in an attempt to save Rakul and this is going to be one of the key highlights of the movie. Chiru will soon be joining the shoot of the film. Srinu Vaitla, who earlier directed Chiru in Andarivaadu in2005, is said to be preparing himself to direct Chiru again. Directed by Srinu Vaitla, "Bruce Lee" also features Rakul Preet Singh, Kriti Kharbanda, Brahmanandam, Nadiya, Tisca Chopra and Arun Vijay in important roles. In this film, Chiranjeevi will also share the screen space with his son in a fight sequence. Produced by D.V.V Danayya, the film is slated to hit the screens on October 16.