Virata Parvam, a movie about the naxals, is one among the much anticipated releases this month. The film's creators previously hosted a large pre-release event as the release date drew near. victory venkatesh remarked at the time, "Right from the first film leader, I was quite impressed with Rana's character selection. Maybe not right now, but he will undoubtedly succeed.
He remarked of Sai Pallavi, the movie's protagonist, "She has a very nice smile. For this film, she will undoubtedly win a national prize. Venaktesh closed the address by delivering his f2 mark dialogue, "antega antega," and stating that the film will undoubtedly be a hit. Priyamani, nivetha Pethuraj, naveen Chandra, Nandita Das, Eswari Rao, and zarina wahab all play significant roles in Virata Parvam. Moviegoers have high hopes for the film, which was produced by sudhakar Cherukuri in collaboration with suresh Productions.
Sai Pallavi nailed her performance and fans wish she gets National Award. The movie becomes slow as a result of the dullness, which isn't a problem, but the difficulty arises when the movie becomes slow and continues to be dull. The strong scenes aren't filled with vigour or aggressiveness, and the romantic scenes aren't filled with affection; they just keep, well, going. The repetitive narration plays spoilsport with the writing, detracting from the quality of the final result by being unmemorable, repetitive, and lacking a connection with the audience.
He remarked of Sai Pallavi, the movie's protagonist, "She has a very nice smile. For this film, she will undoubtedly win a national prize. Venaktesh closed the address by delivering his f2 mark dialogue, "antega antega," and stating that the film will undoubtedly be a hit. Priyamani, nivetha Pethuraj, naveen Chandra, Nandita Das, Eswari Rao, and zarina wahab all play significant roles in Virata Parvam. Moviegoers have high hopes for the film, which was produced by sudhakar Cherukuri in collaboration with suresh Productions.
Sai Pallavi nailed her performance and fans wish she gets National Award. The movie becomes slow as a result of the dullness, which isn't a problem, but the difficulty arises when the movie becomes slow and continues to be dull. The strong scenes aren't filled with vigour or aggressiveness, and the romantic scenes aren't filled with affection; they just keep, well, going. The repetitive narration plays spoilsport with the writing, detracting from the quality of the final result by being unmemorable, repetitive, and lacking a connection with the audience.
