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Brahmanandam Meets President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Nilayam, Gifts Lord Hanuman Painting

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Brahmanandam Meets President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Nilayam, Gifts Hand‑Painted Lord Hanuman Portrait

 

Legendary Telugu comedian Brahmanandam received a special honour in Hyderabad when he met President Droupadi Murmu at the historic Rashtrapati Nilayam and presented her with a hand‑painted portrait of Lord Hanuman.

This rare meeting between a beloved film icon and the First Citizen of India has become a talking point among Telugu cinema fans and art lovers alike.

A memorable meeting at Rashtrapati Nilayam

Rashtrapati Nilayam in Secunderabad serves as the President’s official retreat and has emerged as a key cultural hub during her visits to Telangana.

During one such visit, Brahmanandam was invited to meet President Murmu at the Nilayam, where the veteran actor interacted with her in a warm and informal atmosphere.

While official details remain brief, images and posts shared on social media show that the meeting was cordial and respectful, reflecting the President’s continued interest in Indian art and culture.

As is customary in such interactions, the distinguished guest was greeted with traditional hospitality, underscoring the importance of artists in India’s cultural narrative.

Brahmanandam the painter, not just comedian

Audiences across India know Brahmanandam for his record‑breaking body of work in Telugu cinema and his impeccable comic timing, but fewer people are aware of his passion for painting.

The portrait of Lord Hanuman that he gifted to the President was painted by him, highlighting a deeply personal artistic side beyond his on‑screen persona.

Lord Hanuman (Anjaneya) holds a special place in Indian devotional art, symbolising strength, devotion, and humility, and such themes often resonate with Brahmanandam’s spiritual outlook as reported in past interviews and features.

Presenting this particular deity to the President adds a layer of cultural and spiritual significance to the moment.

Why this gesture matters for Telugu cinema

Moments like this reinforce the influence of Telugu cinema and its artists at the national level, showcasing how film personalities contribute to India’s larger cultural identity.

Brahmanandam’s interaction with President Murmu is seen by many fans as recognition not only of his comic genius but also of the Telugu film industry’s creative legacy.

For younger artists, the meeting serves as inspiration that dedication to craft—whether in acting or painting—can earn appreciation from the highest offices in the country.

It also subtly highlights Hyderabad’s status as both a political and cultural centre, with Rashtrapati Nilayam increasingly hosting art and cultural activities alongside official programs.�

Akhanda 2 Review – Akhanda, Hanuman, Shiva Shines – Rest Faints

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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Movie Name: Akhanda 2 (Thaandavam)

Rating: 2.5/5

Banner: 14 Reels Plus

Cast: Nandamuri Balakrishna, Samyuktha Menon, Harshaali Malhotra, Aadhi Pinisetty

Music: Thaman S

DOP: C. Ramprasad

Editor: Tammiraju

Producers: Ram Achanta, Gopi Achanta

Story, Screenplay, Direction: Boyapati Sreenu

Akhanda 2 built massive hype as Nandamuri Balakrishna’s sequel to the 2021 blockbuster, promising bigger action and devotion. Premieres kicked off December 11, with worldwide release on December 12 after a last-minute delay from December 5 due to production issues. Advance bookings soared, crossing 15K tickets in USA alone, fueling fan frenzy and strong Day 1 openings around ₹36-40 crore gross worldwide.

Story:

A rogue Chinese general plots a biowar attack at Mahakumbh Mela to strike India’s soul. Young Janani faces threats, summoning Akhanda (Balakrishna) who unleashes divine fury with his trishul to thwart the plan, blending spirituality, nationalism, and over-the-top fights. The narrative leans on familiar tropes from the first film but feels stretched with weak subplots.

Artist Performances:

Balakrishna owns every frame as Akhanda, delivering powerhouse dialogues and mass elevation that sends theaters into frenzy—his Aghora avatar outshines the original.

Samyuktha Menon and Harshaali Malhotra can’t hold emotional anchors adequately, while Aadhi Pinisetty fits as villain but lacks depth. It’s a total Balayya show, with others playing backup.

Technical Details:

Thaman S’s BGM roars in action blocks and devotional scenes, elevating highs effectively. DOP C. Ramprasad shines but VFX lacks in fights and rituals, though some sets like DRDO look cheap.

Editor Tammiraju keeps pace brisk but should be more sharp, direction prioritizes mass over logic—VFX flops, core treatment feels outdated.

Positive:

Akhanda Balakrishna Hanuman/Shiva episodes,

dharma dialogues,

Solid music and goosebump devotional moments,

Shambhala Hint Point – Akhanda Part 3 Leading

Negative:

Predictable, flat story with outdated execution.

First Half Younger Brother Balakrishna Episodes.

Samyuktha Menon, Harshali Mehta,

VFX, Less Emotions Khumba Mela Episodes

Logic gaps in national threat portrayal

Underdeveloped supporting arcs

Analysis:

Akhanda 2 thrives on Balakrishna-Boyapati’s proven mass formula, delivering fan-service through divine heroism and spectacle, but falters on thin scripting that echoes the original without fresh twists.

It prioritizes elevation over coherence, working for undemanding audiences yet feeling lesser than Part 1.

Box office roar confirms commercial viability despite mixed word-of-mouth.

Bottom Line: Mixed Fans Watchable Mass devotional entertainer

 

Apsara Rani’s Blood Roses

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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Blood Roses is shaping up to be an interesting entry in the crime thriller space, and the early response to its trailer suggests it has genuinely piqued audience curiosity.

With its gritty backdrop, ensemble cast, and strong technical team, the film appears positioned as a commercial thriller with a dramatic edge.

Trailer buzz and early reception

The trailer of Blood Roses has reportedly received a solid response, helping the film build early buzz even before its theatrical release date is formally announced.

The fact that senior actors Suman and Ajay Ghosh publicly appreciated the trailer and wished success to the team adds credibility and visibility, especially among regular Telugu cinema audiences.

Their comments that the trailer is “interesting” signal that the film might offer more than a routine crime-action outing.

Story tone and genre

Blood Roses is mounted in a crime thriller and action backdrop, and the makers emphasize a gripping, engaging screenplay crafted by writer-director MGR.

The film appears to lean into a mix of suspense, violence, and emotional drama, with the promise of maintaining narrative tension throughout.

Most of the shoot being completed in and around Hyderabad gives it a rooted, urban setting, which fits well with the crime genre and allows for realistic staging of action and investigation sequences.

Cast and performances

The film is led by Dharma Keerthi Raju and Apsara Rani, a pairing that suggests a blend of intensity and glamour suited to a gritty thriller.

Around them, the makers have assembled a large supporting cast that includes Suman, Sreelu, Kranti Killi, Gharshana Srinivas, Tarzan, Rajendra, Junior Relangi, Jagadeeshwari, Mani Kumar, Dhruva, Anil, Narendra, Pragya, Navitha, Jabardasth GMR, Jabardasth Ramu, Jabardasth Babu, ETV Jeevan, Mamatha Reddy, Jyothi, Acharyulu, and several child actors.

Such an ensemble hints at multiple parallel tracks and character-driven subplots, which, if handled tightly, can enrich the narrative rather than just crowd it.

Production and technical strength

Blood Roses is produced under the banner of TBR Cine Creations, presented by K Naganna and K Lakshmamma, with Harish Kamarthi as producer and Ellappa as co-producer.

The technical crew list indicates that the team is aiming for a polished commercial product: Cinematography by Ogireddy Shiva Kumar suggests a focus on visual mood, especially for night sequences and action set-pieces.

Music by Peddapalli Rohith (PR) is likely to play a crucial role in sustaining tension and emotional build-up in a crime thriller.

Editing by Raviteja CH and DI by Sanjeev Mamidi point to an intent for sleek pacing and stylized look.

Action choreography by Nandu, Hussain, and Rajesh Lanka indicates that fights and stunt sequences will be a major attraction.

Publicity and branding are being handled by Shakthi Graphiste and PRO Sridhar, underlining that the team is serious about positioning the film well in the market.

Why audiences should watch out for it

From an audience perspective, Blood Roses appears to check several boxes that typically matter for a crime-action film: A trailer that has already generated curiosity and received positive comments from senior industry actors.A narrative space rooted in crime, action, and suspense, with the promise of a gripping screenplay.

A sizeable cast featuring both familiar faces and comedy circuit regulars (Jabardasth artists, ETV talent), which could balance tension with lighter moments.

A technically-backed production that seems committed to delivering a theatrical experience rather than a rushed, low-effort release.

If the final film lives up to the tonal promise of its trailer, Blood Roses could turn into a solid crime thriller that satisfies both mass audiences and viewers who enjoy layered, character-filled narratives.

The theatrical release, said to be coming soon, will reveal whether the film can convert this early buzz into box-office traction and word-of-mouth appreciation.

OH clash with Avatar Fire and Ash

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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“OH!” On December 19: Why This Kashmir‑Shot Love Story Deserves Your Attention

Telugu audiences are flooded with routine love stories every year, but “OH!” quietly stands out as a film that genuinely tries to offer something emotionally richer and visually more ambitious.

Directed and produced by Satyanarayana Ekari under Ekari Films, and presented by Jeevitha Badugu of BRR Groups, the movie releases on December 19 in what the team describes as one of the widest theatre counts for a film of its scale.

Led by Raghu Ram, with Shruti Shetty and Naina Pathak as the female leads, “OH!” positions itself as a soulful romantic drama set against some of the most picturesque backdrops Indian cinema has to offer.

In an era dominated by loud commercial formulas, a film that openly banks on purity of feeling, scenic beauty, and an unusual psychological theme is worth at least one trip to the theatre.

 

A Love Story Wrapped In Chromophobia

One of the most intriguing aspects of “OH!” is its use of chromophobia—the fear or discomfort associated with colours—as a narrative anchor rather than a mere gimmick.

Director Satyanarayana Ekari, drawing on the experience of having produced and made several films earlier, has openly said that he built this project as a “new genre” attempt structured around that concept.

For a mainstream Telugu romantic drama, centering the story on such a psychological idea is a bold move, and it immediately signals that the film wants to engage with emotion at a deeper, more symbolic level.

Instead of yet another template campus romance, audiences may be looking at a story that uses colour, fear, and healing as visual and emotional motifs.

Kashmir To Goa: Cinema As Visual Poetry

“OH!” has been shot extensively in Kashmir, Kullu–Manali, Agra, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, and Warangal, turning the film into a kind of travelogue of emotions framed by natural beauty.

The team confirms that the film was largely completed in the Kashmir region, which naturally gives it a texture and purity that routine studio‑bound romances simply cannot fake.

If the makers deliver on what they promise, viewers can expect cinematic frames that feel like living postcards—snow, valleys, historic monuments, and coastal vibrancy all reflecting the inner journey of the characters.

In a theatrical environment where ticket prices are rising, strong visual value is not a luxury anymore; it is a minimum requirement for convincing people to step out of their homes.

Raghu Ram: Not Just The Hero, But The Voice Of The Film

What makes “OH!” feel personal rather than factory‑made is the involvement of Raghu Ram not just as the lead actor, but also as the writer of the story, screenplay, and dialogues.

When the person facing the camera is also the one who has imagined the world on paper, there is usually a stronger emotional continuity between what was intended and what ends up on screen.

Raghu Ram has described the film as a pure, poetic love saga, comparing its emotional clarity to the sanctity of the Himalayas.

That kind of language might sound lofty, but it also reflects a rare level of ownership and faith in the material, which is something audiences can sense when they watch a performance.

 

Why This Release Matters For The Audience

From the comments of heroines Shruti Shetty and Naina Pathak, it is clear the film is consciously targeted at today’s youth, promising romance, visual richness, and a story that actually makes viewers want to see what happens next.

At the same time, presenter Jeevitha Badugu is framing “OH!” as a quality‑driven product, aligning the movie with the high standards associated with her group’s other ventures.

For the audience, the decision is simple: if you have been complaining that Telugu cinema is not attempting fresh romantic narratives, “OH!” on December 19 is a test case you should support with a ticket, not just a tweet.

If the film’s combination of a new psychological angle, Himalayan purity, and heartfelt writing works, it could quietly become one of those small but memorable love stories that people revisit long after its theatrical run.

 

Varalakshmi Sharath Kumar and Police Complaint

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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Varalaxmi Sarathkumar and Naveen Chandra Wrap Up Shooting for “Police Complaint” — A Multi-lingual Crime Thriller Directed by Sanjeev Megoti

Actress Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, known for seamlessly transitioning from glamorous roles to powerful negative characters, is now set to surprise audiences yet again in an all-new avatar.

Teaming up with actor Naveen Chandra, she leads the upcoming crime thriller “Police Complaint”, directed by Sanjeev Megoti. The film has recently completed its shooting schedule and has entered the post-production phase.

A Unique Twist in the Thriller Space

Director Sanjeev Megoti — who previously helmed intriguing projects like Aghora (Telugu–Tamil), Aapta, Paurusha, Raghava Reddy, and Adiparvam — brings forward a thought-provoking concept in Police Complaint.

Speaking about the film, he said,“The movie explores the idea of the ‘chain reaction of karma’.

Every action we take has consequences that eventually circle back to us. We’ve presented this philosophical theme through a thrilling horror narrative.”

Sanjeev added that the team completed filming at a brisk pace with full cooperation from the cast and crew, and the final output looks “very promising.” Once the post-production work is done, the team will gear up for a theatrical release in multiple languages.

A Tribute to Superstar Krishna

Adding to the excitement, the makers revealed that a special song in the film pays tribute to the late Superstar Krishna, which they believe will be a highlight and fan-favorite moment in the movie.a

Powerhouse Performances and Notable Crew

Produced by Balakrishna Maharana under MSK Pramida Shree Films, Police Complaint features a strong ensemble cast that includes Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Naveen Chandra, Krishna Sai, Ragini Dwivedi, Ravi Shankar, Adithya Om, Srinivas Reddy, Saptagiri, Gemini Suresh, and Animal-fame Prithvi in key roles.

Behind the camera, the film boasts skilled technicians — S.N. Harish as cinematographer, Anugoju Renuka Babu handling editing, and music composed by Aarohana Sudheendra, Sudhakar Mario, and Sanjeev Megoti himself.

The choreographers Sun Race (Suryakiran) and Raj Paydi crafted energetic dance sequences, while Murali Krishna Kondapaneni designed the film’s art direction.

The lyrical contributions come from Sagar Narayana, Sanjeev Megoti, and Chintala Prasanna Ramulu. Action scenes have been directed by Dragon Prakash and Raviteja, promising intense and realistic fight sequences.

An Edge-of-the-Seat Experience

According to the film’s unit, Police Complaint aims to deliver a fresh and thrilling cinematic experience for Telugu audiences by blending suspense, horror, and moral introspection.

With Varalaxmi in a power-packed character and Naveen Chandra adding emotional depth, the film is expected to stand out among upcoming multi-genre thrillers from South India.

Hema Pothana : Silver Screen Beauty Shines with Talent and Grace

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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Hemalatha

Hema Pothana – A new star is steadily rising in the world of Telugu cinema. Actress Hema Pothana, known for her charm and strong acting skills, is winning hearts on the silver screen.

She overcame hurdles and hardships with unshakable confidence, turning her dreams into reality and building a golden career in the film industry.

Born in Vijayawada, Hema Pothana grew up with two guiding values — curiosity and courage. Despite losing her parents at a young age, she faced life head‑on with determination, promising herself to build her own path.

With that inner strength, she moved to Hyderabad, where destiny crowned her as Miss Hyderabad 2013, marking the beginning of her glamorous journey.

Driven by passion for cinema, Hema entered Tollywood and made her mark in films such as 100% Love, Chalaki, Coffee Bar, and Raj.

Her expressive performances quickly caught attention. However, a tragic road accident changed her life overnight. Even when doctors lost hope, Hema did not give up.

Her comeback story stands as proof of her resilience and strength. That painful chapter made her not weaker, but stronger.

Now, Hema is set to appear in a new rural‑themed movie titled “Madam”, playing the lead role.

The film offers deep emotional layers and powerful scope for performance, making it a potential turning point in her acting career.

Without any godfather in the industry, Hema Pothana has relied solely on hard work, confidence, and dedication to move forward.

Her growing fan base and increasing popularity show that perseverance always pays off. Hema’s journey is more than a film career — it’s a story of courage, transformation, and success.

This promising actress continues to carve her own identity in the Telugu film industry, inspiring many aspiring talents across the state.

Grand Opening for Director Prabhas Fighter Shiva’s New Thriller “Miracle”

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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The much-anticipated thriller Miracle, directed by action specialist Prabhas Shiva, kick-started its journey with a grand opening ceremony held recently in Hyderabad.

The event turned out to be a star-studded affair, with several prominent celebrities, actors, and film technicians gracing the occasion to convey their best wishes to the team.Director Prabhas Shiva, who impressed cine-goers with his last action-packed film Fighter, is now gearing up for another intense thriller.

Team Unit says that Miracle will explore a suspense-laden narrative with powerful emotional undercurrents. Industry circles are already buzzing with excitement, expecting yet another edge-of-the-seat cinematic experience from the talented filmmaker.

Speaking about the project, insiders revealed that Prabhas Shiva worked tirelessly to assemble a unique blend of talent for this film.

Also Insider Gossips, After months of discussions and script readings, he reportedly convinced comedian-turned-actor Sunil to take on a key role in this thriller — a move that has already sparked curiosity among fans.

Adding further glamour and charm to the cast, Kumari 21F fame Hebah Patel has joined the lineup, marking an interesting pairing that has caught everyone’s attention.

Amid growing gossip and rising expectations, Miracle is shaping up to be one of the most exciting projects to look forward to in the coming months.

The director’s dedication, commitment, and creative vision have once again earned him praise from both audiences and industry peers alike.

Unleashing Success: Priyanka Powers Legends – From OG to Shivanna

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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OG Star Priyanka Mohan Joins Shivanna to luck his side

OG star Priyanka Mohan, who powered Pawan Kalyan’s success in ‘They Call Me OG,’ now steps in to bring her winning touch to Dr. Shiva Rajkumar’s big spy drama ‘666 Operation Dream Theatre.’

With her entry, fans can expect Priyanka to help repeat the magic, just like she did in Telugu cinema, now for the Kannada legend.

South Indian sensation Priyanka Mohan, fresh from her hit roles alongside stars like Pawan Kalyan, Nani, and Dhanush, has now joined the powerhouse cast of 666 Operation Dream Theatre.

The stylish 80s-set spy thriller, directed by Hemanth M. Rao, stars the legendary Dr. Shiva Rajkumar and versatile performer Dhananjaya.

Calling it a dream come true, Priyanka shared her excitement about collaborating with Shivanna and Rao, adding that she had always wished to work with the acclaimed filmmaker.

The team, led by producer Dr. Vaishak J Gowda, is gearing up to unveil Priyanka’s first look soon, as the film enters its third schedule this December.

With music by Charan Raj and cinematography by Advaitha Gurumurthy, 666 Operation Dream Theatre is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated big-budget entertainers across Kannada and Telugu cinema.

Cmantham Movie Review – A Crime Thriller with New Talent

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Pothuraju Chimuturi
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Movie Name: Cmantham

Movie Rating : 3/5

Release Date: November 14, 2025

Starring: Vajrayogi, Shreya Bharti

Director: Sudhakar Pani

Music: S. Suhas

Producer: Prashanth Tata

Banner: T R Dream Productions

Story:

In a city shaken by a series of brutal murders, the police are left clueless.

A private detective, Vajra (Vajrayogi), takes up the challenge to uncover the mysterious trail of crimes.

As he delves deeper, shocking truths come to light about who’s behind the killings and the motive driving them. The rest of the story reveals how Vajra unravels the mystery and brings the culprits to justice.

Performances:

Vajrayogi impresses right from his debut. He carries the detective role with conviction and intensity.

His performance in the action and investigation sequences stands out.

Shreya Bharti plays her part well and adds charm to the narrative.

Their chemistry in the first half feels natural.

Technical Aspects:

Music director S. Suhas does a commendable job. The songs blend smoothly with the flow of the story, and the background score perfectly enhances the thriller mood.

Cinematographer Srinivas Vinnakota adds visual richness with his neat framing and lighting.

Editor Amar maintains a crisp pace—no unnecessary lags. The production values are solid, reflecting the makers’ dedication to quality.

Analysis:

Director Sudhakar Pani crafts Cmantham as a racy and gripping thriller. The first half combines romance and suspense leading to a powerful interval twist.

The second half, with its investigation sequences and intense climax, keeps the audience fully engaged. The flashback element gives emotional depth, and the story’s connection to real incidents adds authenticity.

Though the film features a fresh team, the output feels professional. The screenplay is well-knit, and the climax delivers a satisfying punch.

Families and thriller enthusiasts alike will find Cmantham worth their time.

Plus Points:

Engaging screenplay

Strong second half and climax

Vajrayogi’s confident performance

Background music and cinematography

Minus Points:

Predictable moments in the first half

Limited emotional depth for side characters

Verdict:Cmantham is a solid crime thriller with a fresh approach, notable performances, and slick narration. Despite a few predictable scenes, the film keeps you hooked till the end. A promising effort by a new team that delivers a satisfying cinematic experience.

“Naa Telugodu” Set for Release on December 12

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Actor and filmmaker Harinath Policharla’s upcoming movie Naa Telugodu is all set to release on December 12 under Dream Team Productions.

Written and directed by Harinath himself, the film features him in the lead role alongside Tanikella Bharani, Raghu Babu, Zarina Wahab, Nidhi Pal, Ronnie Kaula, and Sufiya Tanveer.

Music is composed by Shiva, while Ramana handled the editing. The lyrics were penned by Chandra Bose and Gaddam Veeru.Speaking to the media, Harinath shared that Naa Telugodu was made with a social message.

The story follows the journey of a soldier who dedicates his life to protecting the nation, rescuing women, and fighting against drug abuse.

The film also draws inspiration from Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao (NTR), whose legacy motivated Harinath to title the film Naa Telugodu.

Shot across scenic locations such as Goa, Munnar, and Hyderabad, the film includes impactful war sequences and recently received an A certificate from the censor board without any cuts.

Harinath revealed that despite being a doctor by profession, he continues his passion for acting and uses cinema as a medium to convey meaningful messages.

The movie’s Hindi version, titled RK, will also be released in 60 theaters across Telugu states. Featuring five songs and strong performances from the supporting cast, Naa Telugodu promises impressive visuals and an emotional narrative inspired by real-life experiences.

Harinath expressed his commitment to introducing new talent through his production company and urged audiences to support the film and its message.

“Naa Telugodu” to hit the screens on December 12th

Written and directed by Haranath Policherla, “Naa Telugodu” will hit the screens on Dream Team Productions with Haranath Policherla as the hero, Tanikella Bharani, Raghu Babu, Zarina Wahab, Nidhi Pal, Ronnie Kaula, Sufiya Tanveer and others. Shiva has provided the music for this film, which has been re-cinematized, and Ramana has done the editing. Chandra Bose and Gaddam Veeru have written the songs for this film. Harinath Policharla shared details about the film “Naa Telugudu”, which will hit the screens on December 12th, with the media.

* We are preparing to hit the screens on December 12th after completing the shooting and censoring of the film ‘Naa Telugodu’. We did it with the intention of bringing something useful to the society to the audience.

* A soldier sacrifices his life for the country. We tried to show some aspects of their lives, saving girls, and saving society from drugs in this film.

* Telugu people got good recognition because of Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao. NTR is my inspiration. I love NTR’s films very much. I am proud to give the title ‘Naa Telugodu’. We made the film so that we can say what we want to say through films in a way that the audience can understand.

* There will be some scenes in the film in the backdrop of war. The film was shot in Goa, Munnar, Hyderabad and some other places. We are happy that the film got an A certificate without cuts.

* My role in the film will be that of a soldier. Young children are being used to transport drugs. It is an anti-social program. There will be some scenes in this film with the intention of stopping them.

* I was interested in acting since childhood. Even though I am a doctor, I am continuing my acting career by striking a balance. Initially, I used to give more time as a doctor, but now I can also give time to my acting career.

* When I gave a speech about my elder brother in America, Balakrishna, who was there, praised me.

* We will also release this film in Hindi under the name RK. We will release it in 60 theaters in Telugu states. I am very proud that the Telugu film industry has reached a high level.

* There will be 5 songs in this film. My roles in the films are different from one film to another.

* The acting of Tanikella Bharani, Raghu Babu, Zarina Wahab, Nidhi Paul, Ronnie Kaula, Sufiya Tanveer and others has become a strength of the film. Again, the film has been given very beautiful visuals.

* We tried to give a good message through this film. We really inspired my mother’s role in the film by taking some inspiration from my mother’s role.

* Many people have praised me many times in my acting career. I have received some awards. They have given me a lot of happiness. It seems to me that showing Telugu identity in America is a thing.

* I am ready to introduce new people to the film industry through my production company. I want everyone to encourage me and my film.

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