Also, the animation portrays Nani standing on the railway track, uttering a powerful dialogue in the Telangana dialect. Pointing at Nani’s well-grown moustache, Arjun is seen saying, You look like a lion with this moustache, dad. As seen in the video shared by the ‘Shyam Singha Roy’ star, Arjun enjoys a happy moment with his father. The video features some raw images of Nani and Keerthy Suresh from their photoshoots of the look test for their respective roles for ‘Dasara’. Hyderabad: Telugu star Nani has posted a new video with his adorable son Arjun, which has now gone viral. Starting off with Telangana’s most popular ‘Bathukamma’ song in the backdrop, the video gives a small glimpse into the story, along with Nani’s powerful introduction. It was unveiled on the auspicious occasion of Dussehra, the makers of ‘Dasara’ unveiled the raw, intense look of Nani, along with a promo that gives us a glimpse of the upcoming project.īesides unveiling an intriguing poster featuring the actor in a raw, rustic pose, the makers also unveiled a dialogue promo with ‘Siren of Dasara’ as its title.
Recently, we had Nani’s other upcoming movie’s look too. Meyer is on board to compose the soundtracks and Sanu John Varghese cranks the camera for what the producers promise to be a “visual extravaganza”. This is Nani’s first film with Krithi Shetty and actress Sai Pallavi is also playing a pivotal role in this period drama.
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Award-winning shows and movies, amazing music in spatial audio, super-fun games and more. Actor Nani has done lip lock scenes earlier for films like Yeto Vellipoyindhi Manasu, (2012), Jersey (2019) and V The Movie (2020).
It has been shot in Kolkata and Hyderabad, where a street from Kolkata with the Kalighat temple in the background was recreated at a reported cost of Rs 6 crore. Get the most out of the devices you love with high-quality content and services. The upcoming film Shyam Singha Roy is slated for a simultaneous release in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam on December 24.
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