Director Ajay Bhupathi of ‘RX 100’ fame is coming up with a raw and rustic action thriller titled ‘Mangalavaaram’. The film will be released in theatres on November 17 in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam languages. Producers Swati Reddy Gunupathi and Suresh Verma of Mudra Media Works and Ajay Bhupathi of A Creative Works are planning to ensure a big release.
On Saturday, a romantic song titled ‘Emayyindho Emito’ was released. Interestingly, it has been shot on Payal Rajput and Ajmal Ameer. The latter seems to have been cast in the role of a thinking, idealistic and socially conscious person. The ‘RX 100’ actress takes an interest in him and they both explore their sexuality. Chaitanya Prasad’s lyrics and the Godavari backdrop are in sync with each other. Harshika Devanath’s voice reminds us of Shreya Ghoshal’s style of singing. Composer Ajaneesh Loknath of ‘Kantara’ and ‘Virupaksha’ fame has shown his flair for melody.
Sritej, Chaitanya Krishna and Ajay Ghosh have pivotal parts in the film. There are a total of 30 characters in this village-based action thriller. With Dasarathi Shivendra as the director of photography, the film’s first song, ‘Ganagana Mogalira’, was a ‘Jathara’ song. Edited by Madhav Kumar Gullapally, the film’s art direction and production design are by Mohan Talluri and Raghu Kulkarni, respectively. Real Satish and Prithvi are the fight masters. Raja Krishnan, a recipient of the National Award, is its sound designer.
This post was last modified on 7 October 2023 6:04 pm
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