Producer Naga Vamsi’s banner ‘Sithara Entertainments’ created a brand value for itself in Tollywood by delivering back-to-back box office hits with strong content and quality production values.
A subsidiary of Haarika and Haasini Creations, which only bankrolls big-ticket films with Trivikram Srinivas, this production house started making medium and big budgeted films at a brisk pace from 2016 unlike its parent company.
The production house scored a success streak with smashing blockbusters like Jersey, Bheeshma, DJ Tillu, Sir, Mad, Lucky Bhaskar and Daaku Maharaj. There is a strong line-up of films coming from this happening banner in the next couple of years. Besides securing dates of leading Telugu actors, the production house seems to be betting big on the market of Tamil stars as well.
It is already a known fact that the banner is bankrolling the much anticipated bilingual project of Tamil superstar Suriya and talented Telugu director Venky Atluri. Now reports suggest that they have finalized a new film with another popular Kollywood star Simbhu. A debutant director is going to be introduced with this film and an official announcement is likely to be made very soon.
Also, the same production house has already announced their upcoming collaboration with Kannada sensation Rishab Shetty. It looks like Naga Vamsi is planning to expand the brand value of his banner beyond Tollywood. In Telugu, they have Akhil’s Lenin and Ravi Teja’s Mass Jathara in the pipeline.
This post was last modified on 11 October 2025 9:19 pm
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