With the upcoming Telugu-Tamil bilingual Sir, directed by venky Atluri, dhanush makes his telugu debut. Yesterday's release of the movie's trailer drew rave reviews from all quarters. dhanush, Samyuktha Menon, venky Atluri, naga Vamsi, and others were present for the trailer premiere. Everyone watches films in different languages provided the material is good, according to dhanush, who spoke at the event and claimed that there is no language barrier. He also disclosed the setting of the film.
"Earlier, hindi cinema was different from tamil cinema, telugu cinema, malayalam cinema, and kannada movie. We can now watch films in all languages. There is currently only one industry, which is the indian film industry. The movie's plot is set in a village near the border between tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. The two states' respective cultures coexist. I'm pleased to use a tale like this to make my telugu debut. I appreciate the chance, thanks to naga Vamsi and venky Atluri.
With two sons, the Maari actor said that he understood how challenging it was for parents to raise their children. He claimed that all children needed to do was study and do well on their examinations, noting that parents were responsible for raising their children to be respectable, moral individuals. He claimed that this is a much harder and more challenging job. A social drama called Vaathi opposes the privatisation of education.
"Earlier, hindi cinema was different from tamil cinema, telugu cinema, malayalam cinema, and kannada movie. We can now watch films in all languages. There is currently only one industry, which is the indian film industry. The movie's plot is set in a village near the border between tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. The two states' respective cultures coexist. I'm pleased to use a tale like this to make my telugu debut. I appreciate the chance, thanks to naga Vamsi and venky Atluri.
With two sons, the Maari actor said that he understood how challenging it was for parents to raise their children. He claimed that all children needed to do was study and do well on their examinations, noting that parents were responsible for raising their children to be respectable, moral individuals. He claimed that this is a much harder and more challenging job. A social drama called Vaathi opposes the privatisation of education.
