The film “Vrushchikam”, starring the lead pair Mangaputra and Yashvika, has officially commenced under the banner of Sri Aadya Productions. The film is being produced by Shivarama and directed by Mangaputra himself. The launch event took place with traditional rituals at the sacred premises in Hyderabad’s Filmnagar.

Renowned writer Paruchuri Gopalakrishna graced the event and directed the inaugural ceremony. Actor Kosuri Subrahmanyam switched on the camera, while Supreme Court advocate Habeeb Sultana gave the first clap.

Speaking on the occasion, actor-director Mangaputra shared:
“I have been part of the film industry for the past 15 years. As an actor, I’ve had the opportunity to work in films like Jalsa, Gabbar Singh, Sardaar Gabbar Singh alongside Pawan Kalyan Garu, and also in Baahubali 1 & 2. I have admired director Rajamouli and consider myself a dedicated student of his craft. With Vrushchikam, I am taking on the dual roles of actor and director. This film is a suspense thriller enriched with horror elements. We aim to complete the film across three schedules in 45 days, with shoots planned in Ramachandrapuram, Bhadrachalam, and Hyderabad. We are bringing this film to you with high production values and advanced technology. I sincerely seek your support for our humble project.”

Lead actress Yashvika expressed her excitement:
“I’m very happy to have received the opportunity to play the lead role in Vrushchikam. My character in this film will be very different and engaging. I sincerely thank Paruchuri Gopalakrishna Garu and all the guests who blessed us at today’s launch.”

Actor Kosuri Subrahmanyam said:
“I’m playing an important role in Vrushchikam. I’m honored to have done the camera switch-on for the film’s launch. I request everyone’s support for this small but promising film. I hope our friends in the media will help take Vrushchikam to the audience.”

Music director Pramod said:
“I’m happy to compose music for Vrushchikam. The film will have three songs, and although the number is few, the background score plays a crucial role. I’m putting in my best to deliver quality music and impactful BGM that suits this unique content.”

Actress Kranthi Balivada shared her thoughts:
“The title Vrushchikam itself is intriguing. As an actress and dubbing artist, I’ve worked in many films, and I’m happy to collaborate once again with this team.”

Art director Samudrala Ravichandra noted:
“Vrushchikam is being crafted by our director Mangaputra with a powerful storyline. As technicians, we’re doing our best to deliver the film with top-notch quality. We extend our gratitude to all the dignitaries who joined us at the launch.”

Cast:
Mangaputra, Yashvika, Kranthi Balivada, Court Srinivas, Manju Arya, Ravi, Kosuri Subrahmanyam, and others.

Technical Crew:

Art: Samudrala Ravichandra

Makeup: Raghu

Costumes: Tirumala

Music: Pramod

DOP: Raj K. Dileep

Production Executive: Ramana Kumar

Executive Producer: E. Sriram Goud

Co-Producer: Tandra Gopal

Presented by: Gangadhar Reddy

PRO: Veerababu

Producer: Shivarama

Writer & Director: Mangaputra

Sri Vishnu is set to entertain with Single under the Geetha Arts banner. Ketika Sharma and Ivana are the heroines. Vennela Kishore plays a crucial role. Karthik Raju has directed the film.

Allu Aravind presents this film, which is produced by Vidya Koppinedi, Bhanu Pratap, and Riaz Chowdary in association with Kalya Films. Single is releasing in theaters on May 9th. On this occasion, hero Sri Vishnu shared details about the film.

This is a movie made with the intention of making the audience laugh from beginning to end. The story and screenplay are new.

It’s a beautiful love story. The interval and climax are unique. All the scenes are relatable. It will connect very well with all youngsters. Similarly, families can also happily watch the movie. I consider it fortunate to work with Geetha Arts. I have wanted to work with Geetha Arts for a long time. Luckily, this film happened.

Director Raj R, who received acclaim for his films “Mallesham” and “8 A.M. Metro,” is coming up with another interesting project, “23,” inspired by real-life events.

Produced by Studio 99, the film stars Teja and Tanmayi in the lead roles, with Venkat Siddareddy as the executive producer. The promotional content for this movie has already created a sensation. Spirit Media is distributing the film, which is scheduled for a grand release on May 16th.

Recently, the makers launched the trailer. Hero Priyadarshi and Oscar-winning lyricist Chandrabose attended as chief guests and wished the film all the best

“Shubham,” the first film produced by renowned actress Samantha under her banner Tra La La Moving Pictures, is releasing on May 9th. The movie’s censor formalities have been completed.

The censor board praised the film, stating that it is wonderfully made in a different comedy-horror genre. Harshit Reddy, Gavireddy Srinivas, Charan Peri, Shriya Kontham, Sravani Lakshmi, Shalini Kondepudi, and Vamshidhar Goud play key roles in this film. Vivek Sagar’s background music and Clinton Cerejo’s songs are expected to be a special attraction.

Paid premieres of the movie “Shubham” were screened exclusively in some places. The film “Shubham” has received an exceptional response from these special premiere shows

At the Waves Summit, Bollywood superstars Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan made headlines nationwide with their statement that the film industry is bound to gradually die if the number of theaters isn’t increased. They cited statistics showing that even blockbuster films are watched by only about 2% of India’s population. The lack of accessible theaters for audiences is the main reason, they pointed out.

But long before this issue became national discourse, Balwant Singh, head of “ziniverse,” has been tirelessly campaigning for it like a movement. For him, cinema is everything. Unlike those driven by commercial motives, Balwant Singh has been working for years out of a deep concern to save the film industry.

At a time when centrally located theaters in cities and towns are being converted into commercial complexes and wedding halls, he emphasizes the urgent need to build small, affordable theaters that are accessible to the growing population. He appeals to the key figures of the film industry to finally take this matter seriously and initiate concrete action!!