Gulte Movie News And Politics
Director YVS Chowdhary is known for introducing new talents to the Telugu film industry. The director has earlier launched Ram Pothineni, Ileana, Ankitha, and many others. Now, he is launching the great-grandson of NT Ramarao, NTR, who is also named after his name. YVS is also launching a new heroine, Veenah Rao.
Veenah Rao and NTR will play the lead roles in this upcoming Telugu film. Veenah Rao mesmerized everyone with her looks. The actress’s traditional and modern outfits are seen in the latest video released by the makers.
Veenah Rao is a trained Kuchipudi dancer with good looks. She is a Telugu-speaking girl, and we rarely see Telugu girls venturing into mainstream cinema.
Written and directed by dynamic director YVS Chaudhary, this exciting project will be produced by Yalamanchili Geetha under the banner “New Talent Roars @.”
In the latest glimpse of the heroine that was released, Veena Rao vowed that he would do her best to entertain the audience by acting according to the stories, scenes, and characters. Veenah Rao expressed her dedication towards cinema and acting and has been trained in all disciplines for 18 months by director YVS Chaudhary.
Producers Swapna Dutt and Supriya Yarlagadda launched the first glimpse of Veenah Rao and they are happy to introduce a Telugu girl to cinema.
“Chaudhary Anna is like our family. He has to make his first film under our banner. His is an amazing journey. I am very happy to be a part of such a launch today. Veenah is our Vijayawada girl. She looks very beautiful. It’s time for Telugu girls to come as heroines,” said Swapna Dutt.
Producer Supriya Yarlagadda said YVS Chaudhary was introduced through the Annapurna Studios banner. “YVS Chowdhary takes the lead in introducing new people. In his career, he introduced many newcomers to the industry. Veenah Rao is very lucky to be working with YVS. It is not common to find a launch like this. I am looking forward to this film,” said Supriya.
MM Keeravani is the film’s music director, and Sai Madhav Burra penned the dialogue for the film.
