Narayan Das Narang is among the few who has been in the Telugu film industry since the early days of NTR and ANR. Despite being from that generation, he also happens to be the most-active in multiple departments of the industry – financing, distribution, exhibition, and production.
Besides being one of the oldest and pioneer financiers, he is also a leading distributor of Nizam and is the proud owner of AMB Cinemas which happens to be one of the best multiplexes in the country.
Coming to distribution, Asian Cinemas will be releasing several noted Tamil films in Telugu and they have attained Nizam rights of few crazy Telugu films.
Narang’s production house – SVCC is in top gear as far as film production is concerned. A multi-lingual film in the combination of Dhanush and Sekhar Kammula and another film with Sudheer Babu were announced recently.
They also have plans to make films with young heroes Sharwanand, Adivi Sesh, Nikhil and will be making a bilingual with Siva Karthikeyan which marks Telugu debut of the Tamil hero.
Nagarjuna and Praveen Sattaru’s film is in initial stages of production, while Naga Shaurya’s Lakshya is nearing completion. As is known, Naga Chaitanya’s Love Story is done with all the formalities and is scheduled to hit the screens soon.
With all this activity, it is not a big statement if we say Narayan Das Narang is the most happening man in the industry right now. He is celebrating his Birthday today and he is proving that age is just a number to him.
This post was last modified on 27 July 2021 8:13 pm
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