The theatrical trailer for Vishwak Sen's Gangs of Godavari has been unveiled, and it sets high hopes for the film. The film's visuals are outstanding, while Yuvan's background soundtrack adds tension. The challenging exchanges pique the audience's attention even more. The entire cast's performances seem to be powerful.
 
Director krishna Chaitanya, renowned for his less-than-successful films Rowdy Fellow and Chal Mohana Ranga, looks to have found his stride with Gangs of Godavari, creating a captivating populist comedy. With a shortage of significant releases in recent weeks owing to the IPL and elections, the timing could not be more perfect. If Gangs of Godavri turns out to be an excellent watch, it has the ability to satisfy the desire of cinemagoers looking to see a good film in theatres.
 
However, despite the excitement around the film, a recent excerpt from krishna Chaitanya's interview has generated debate on social media. While his views on the disparities between telangana and Andhra people are not new and have been widely debated, the timing was not appropriate. It was useless for him to discuss this problem right now. Some individuals would not tolerate such comments against persons from a specific state, area, or caste. There was no need to generalise Andhra people. His words have the potential to harm the Andhra people.
 
 
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26/05/2024 11:52 AM