Sampath Nandi praises Anupama Parameswaran’s dubbing for Bhogi

Director Sampath Nandi praised Anupama Parameswaran for dubbing in the native accent of the 1960s for Bhogi. The period action drama stars Sharwanand and Dimple Hayathi and is scheduled for a multilingual theatrical release on November 12.

Hyderabad: Director Sampath Nandi, who is next gearing up for the release of his explosive action drama, ‘Bhogi’, featuring actor Sharwanand in the lead, on Monday, lauded actress Anupama Parameswaran for effortlessly dubbing for her character, Kandula Sulochana Rani, in the film.

Taking to his social media timelines to post a clip showing Anupama Parameswaran dubbing for her part in the film, the director wrote, It’s not easy to dub for a native accent from 1960’s But @anupamahere pulled off effortlessly. #KandulaSulochanaRani #BHOGI. #SharwaSampathBloodFest 💥 in Theaters from Nov 12. @SriSathyaSaiArt.”

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It may be recalled that the makers had, some months ago, released a Character poster of Anupama in the film. The poster showed Anupama in a village belle avatar walking barefoot on a dusty rural path. She was seen carrying a large woven basket filled with green leaves on her head while holding more leaves in one hand and a tiffin box in the other. Her attire was rustic, an earthy half saree with a faded blouse, styled in a traditional manner. Her expression was intense and determined, hinting at a strong, hardworking character. Behind her, the backdrop showed a raw, authentic village setup with mud huts, wooden fences, and cattle.

Sources say that Sulochana, the character Anupama plays in the film, will be a spirited person who is deeply rooted in nature. Earning her livelihood by crafting leaf plates from Moduga leaves, the “Flame of the Forest” Sulochana would embody both resilience and quiet strength.

The makers had revealed on actor Sharwanand’s birthday that he played a character called Ganga in the eagerly awaited action thriller.

‘Bhogi’ also stars Dimple Hayathi playing the other lead role. Set in the early 1960s, ‘Bhogi’ is a pulsating period action drama unfolding in a fictional village along the borders of Telangana and Maharashtra.

On the technical front, the project boasts an accomplished crew. Production design is by Kiran Kumar Manne, cinematography is by Kishore Kumar Arokia, and music is by Bheems Ceciroleo.

Planned as a pan-India release, the movie will hit the big screens in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi on November 12 this year.