Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja is gearing up for the grand release of his next film Khiladi. Dimple Hayathi and Meenakshi Chaudhary played the female leads of the movie. The film unit held a pre-release event today. During the event, the film’s producer Koneru Satya Narayana assured Ravi Teja’s fans that the film will elevate Ravi Teja’s image at the pan-India level.
Konderu Satyanarayana expressed big confidence about the film’s success. “Ravi Teja already has a good image in Hindi. This film will surely elevate the actor’s image in Hindi. I am confident about it and I assure all the fans that Ravi Teja will become a big hero in Hindi. The film is simultaneously releasing in Hindi, along with the Telugu states,” said the producer.
Satyanarayana earlier produced Rakshasudu, the official remake of the Tamil super hit film Ratsasan. Ramesh Varma who directed Rakshasudu is also the director of Khiladi. Heaping praises on the film’s director, Satyanarayana said that he is proud of the work the director has put in for the film.
“I came to know that our writers worked very hard in fine-tuning the script and bringing the best to the table. Devi Sri Prasad is also involved in the sittings and gave good suggestions to the film. I thank him for his commitment and hard work,” said Satyanarayana, adding, “The work they put is nothing less than the work Rajamouli garu does for a film.”
Khiladi is hitting the screens on 11th February.
This post was last modified on 9 February 2022 11:07 pm
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