Talk of the Town: Child Artists Garners the Spotlight!

The box-office is glowing with the release of three new films for this Sankranthi. Interestingly, big stars Ram Charan, Venkatesh and Balakrishna met the audiences with three movies. All three stars satisfied the fans with their performances, but two child artists are equally getting the attention this festival season.

One of them is Veda Agrawal from the film Daaku Maharaaj, while the other one is Revanth Bheemala from the film Sankranthi Ki Vastunnam.

The presence of the two child artists significantly helped the two films gain mileage at the box office. Balakrishna’s equation with Veda in Daaku Maharaaj is more emotional, while Venkatesh’s equation with Revanth serves as crazy entertainment to the audience.

In Daaku Maharaj, Veda Agrawal, who played Shraddha Srinath’s daughter, impressed the viewers with her natural expressions and emotional performance. Although originally from Agra, Veda’s family resides in Hyderabad, and her portrayal added depth and appeal to the film.

On the other hand, Sankranthiki Vasthunam features Revanth Bheemala as Bulliraju, Venkatesh’s son. His mischievous demeanor and comic timing in the first half, especially in the scene where he counters villagers, left audiences in splits. His performance ensured that he became a highlight of the film, earning unanimous appreciation from viewers.

Meanwhile, Game Changer also includes a children’s track, though director Shankar opted to present it as a flashback, limiting its scope compared to the other two films.

Nonetheless, the industry is fortunate to witness two immense talents in Veda and Revanth at the beginning of this year. We hope to see them doing more films in the coming days.