Actor Naga Chaitanya marked one year of his superhit Telugu film Thandel by thanking fans and the film’s team. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti, the film, based on a real-life incident involving fishermen, emerged as a major box-office success.
Tentatively titled "#NC24", the film is being produced by BVSN Prasad and directed by Karthik Dandu. The movie is creating quite a buzz for its ambitious scale and a distinctive mix of action, mythology, and fantasy.
While 'Thandel' is going to be out on Netflix from March 7, Sharwanand starrer 'Manamey,' will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video from the same date.
According to reports, after its successful theatrical run, the film is all said to make its debut on OTT platform, Netflix, which holds its streaming rights
Social media can decide a film’s fate. A single comment can spark outrage, but the same issue can also attract attention. The incidents with ‘Thandel’ and ‘Laila’ show that in today’s world, online reactions can help or break a movie.
Producer Bunny Vas responded by urging the APSRTC chairman to initiate strict action against those responsible and, in a press conference later, urged the Government to take strong measures to check piracy
The film tells the story of the actor's lead character, who ventures out into the sea and accidentally drifts into Pakistani waters, where he is arrested. The actor spoke with IANS, and shared how he prepared for the dialect in the film
The poster for 'Shiva Shakti' adds to the intrigue, with Chaitanya and Pallavi captured in powerful Shiva and Shakti poses, gazing at each other with intense focus
