Chandoo Mondeti on Vayuputra secrets

Chandoo Mondeti on Vayuputra secrets.  Suryadevara Naga Vamsi on his Sitara Entertainments banner announced Vayuputra , an animation film with director Chandoo Mondeti helming the project.

Now, speaking to scribes, Chandoo Mondeti shared the secrets of Vayuputra. He said "Absolutely. I’m thrilled to step into the fascinating world of animation with Vayuputra. This has been my childhood dream—to tell the story of Lord Hanuman through animation. I’ve always been deeply inspired by Indian epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana. Our story will focus on that magical moment when Hanuman realises his true potential, leaps across the ocean in search of Goddess Sita, and performs extraordinary feats. I believe this tale will not only entertain but also inspire audiences of all ages. Personally, I enjoy animation—be it Marvel films or Demon Slayer—and I watch them with my kids. Now, I want to bring our own mythology alive in the same vibrant way."

On why he didnot cast a top star in the project, he shared "To be honest, not having a star is a new freedom. Big stars usually mean long waiting times—sometimes one or two years—for dates. By then, the script gets altered to suit the star’s image, which can dilute the essence of the story. With animation, I don’t have those constraints. I can tell the story exactly as I envision it. Of course, it’s technically challenging. My core team of five technicians will first create the storyboard, then a large VFX team of about 50–100 members will bring it alive. But that challenge is exciting because it ensures a soulful, visually stunning film."

On working with Naga Chaitanya and Akhil and now on the verge of teaming with Vicky Kaushal and Karthik Aaryan, he said "Yes, I’ve had wonderful experiences working with Telugu talent. Now I’m in discussions with Vicky Kaushal, and I’ve also had meetings with Kartik Aaryan. Both are busy for the next year or so, but once they’re free, I’d love to collaborate. Making a Bollywood debut has always been a dream for me. For now, though, my complete focus is on Vayuputra. I want this film to soar high and set new benchmarks."