Several choreographers who are in the prime of their careers make their directorial debuts. With dancing masters like Prabhudeva, Lawrence, Ganesh Acharya, Sajid Khan, and many others, that took place. The well-known female choreographer Brinda Gopal follows a similar path and is about to try her luck once more.
Brinda master is renowned in both tollywood and bollywood for her beautiful dance compositions. With the recently released movie "Hello Sinamika," which starred Dulquer salman and aditi rao hydari in the major roles, she made her directorial debut. She is now developing the mass-market film "Konaseema Thugs," in which Hridu Haroon, the son of prominent producer Shibu Thameens, makes his acting debut. The release of this movie in telugu states is scheduled for the next week by Mythri movie Makers, who just entered the distribution scene with the releases of chiru and Balayya's movies. Because of this, Brinda has a great opportunity here.
There are no major motion pictures coming out the following week, and the only competition at the box office right now is Vinaro Bhagyamu by kiran Abbavaram and Sir by Dhanush. Any hint of brilliance would work in favour of "Konaseema Thugs," which seems like a well-made mass movie about a prisoner, and Brinda might immediately land a significant telugu project. Will she offer proof? Hey Sinamaka, her directorial debut, didn't perform well at the box office.
Brinda master is renowned in both tollywood and bollywood for her beautiful dance compositions. With the recently released movie "Hello Sinamika," which starred Dulquer salman and aditi rao hydari in the major roles, she made her directorial debut. She is now developing the mass-market film "Konaseema Thugs," in which Hridu Haroon, the son of prominent producer Shibu Thameens, makes his acting debut. The release of this movie in telugu states is scheduled for the next week by Mythri movie Makers, who just entered the distribution scene with the releases of chiru and Balayya's movies. Because of this, Brinda has a great opportunity here.
There are no major motion pictures coming out the following week, and the only competition at the box office right now is Vinaro Bhagyamu by kiran Abbavaram and Sir by Dhanush. Any hint of brilliance would work in favour of "Konaseema Thugs," which seems like a well-made mass movie about a prisoner, and Brinda might immediately land a significant telugu project. Will she offer proof? Hey Sinamaka, her directorial debut, didn't perform well at the box office.
