Mahesh Babu's much-anticipated film 'Sarkaru Vaari Paata' finally hit the theatres today. Mahesh Babu's fans are beaming with happiness and enjoying success, thanks to a decent talk everywhere. parasuram Petla wrote and directed the film, which was co-produced by GMB Entertainment, 14 Reels Plus, and Mythri movie Makers.
The film has received mixed reviews, and ysr congress Party rajya sabha mp Vijaysai reddy has seen it and given it a favourable evaluation. He applauded the film's concept and wished the crew the best of luck. Sarkaru Vaari Paata, according to Vijay Sai, is a good educative film that deals on current topics. He went on to say that the contrast between lending to the needy and the wealthy is effectively portrayed on the screen. He sent mahesh babu his warmest wishes at the end of his post.
YSRCP leader and ap cm jagan Mohan Reddy's popular lines "Nenu Vinanu, Nenu Unnanu" were utilised as a dialogue in the film and received a lot of positive feedback. The actor, who has always been a "closet writer" and formerly worked as a copywriter for advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather, spoke to IANS on the art of satire, which served as a source of inspiration for his film "Jayeshbhai Jordaar."
The film has received mixed reviews, and ysr congress Party rajya sabha mp Vijaysai reddy has seen it and given it a favourable evaluation. He applauded the film's concept and wished the crew the best of luck. Sarkaru Vaari Paata, according to Vijay Sai, is a good educative film that deals on current topics. He went on to say that the contrast between lending to the needy and the wealthy is effectively portrayed on the screen. He sent mahesh babu his warmest wishes at the end of his post.
YSRCP leader and ap cm jagan Mohan Reddy's popular lines "Nenu Vinanu, Nenu Unnanu" were utilised as a dialogue in the film and received a lot of positive feedback. The actor, who has always been a "closet writer" and formerly worked as a copywriter for advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather, spoke to IANS on the art of satire, which served as a source of inspiration for his film "Jayeshbhai Jordaar."
