Summer Holidays Will Make Grown-Ups Relive Their Childhood Nostalgia

Article by Kumar Published on: 9:58 am, 4 November 2026

Kiran Abbavaram believes Summer Holidays has the emotional appeal to connect with audiences beyond age groups. Speaking at the film’s pre-release event, the actor praised the performances and confidence of the young artistes, noting how their presence reminded him of his own childhood. He also appreciated the team’s effort in bringing a nostalgic story to the screen.

Kiran observed that children today are growing up with a different level of confidence and exposure compared to earlier generations. He said the event brought back pleasant memories and felt that the film’s content would make audiences reconnect with emotions and experiences they may have left behind in their busy lives. He also shared his view that spending time in agriculture can offer people a sense of peace and stability.

The actor was particularly impressed by the film’s ability to recreate the warmth of summer vacations and visits to a grandmother’s village. He felt that the young performers’ energy would make the experience entertaining, while the nostalgic emotions would appeal strongly to grown-ups. He urged audiences not to look at the project as merely a small film or a children’s entertainer, but to appreciate the hard work behind it.

Produced by Dheeraj Mogilineni under Dheeraj Mogilineni Entertainments and directed by Srikar Nayan, Summer Holidays stars Master Rohan, Master Arun and Baby Khushi in key roles, alongside Jayasudha, Rajeev Kanakala, Vasuki and others. The film is set for a grand theatrical release on November 6. Kiran wished Dheeraj a big success and encouraged families to watch the film in theatres this Diwali.