The latest young-adult film "7 Days 6 Nights," produced by megastar MS Raju, had its telugu OTT channel AHA debut on september 9. This new-age Rom-com, which stars sumanth ashwin and Meher chahal in the key roles, is getting a lot of buzz since it was posted online. Dirty Hari, MS Raju's previous movie, was a huge hit. A seasoned filmmaker is believed to have found success with "7 Days 6 Night." The breezy entertainment, which stars Rohan & Krithika Shetty in pivotal roles, tends to attract audiences both on and off of big screens.
Sumanth Art Productions, sumanth Ashwin.M., and Rajinikanth.S. were behind it, together with Vintage Pictures, ABG Creations, and Wild Honey Production. anand (Sumanth Ashwin), a would-be director, is disappointed with his failed relationship. anand travels to goa with his friend Kumar (Rohan) to unwind there. Ritiak (Meher Chawal) and anand become romantically involved. However, Kumar develops feelings for Amiya (Krithika Shetty). The rest of the narrative describes what transpires to these couples over time and how the journey comes to a successful conclusion.
The movie's pacing is somewhat slow, and director MS Raju spends a lot of time introducing the main characters in depth, which isn't really necessary. Although there is a respectable amount of humour, the writing had room for it and it should have been elevated higher. The movie's plot is quite predictable, and outside a few dramatic moments, there isn't much drama.
Sumanth Art Productions, sumanth Ashwin.M., and Rajinikanth.S. were behind it, together with Vintage Pictures, ABG Creations, and Wild Honey Production. anand (Sumanth Ashwin), a would-be director, is disappointed with his failed relationship. anand travels to goa with his friend Kumar (Rohan) to unwind there. Ritiak (Meher Chawal) and anand become romantically involved. However, Kumar develops feelings for Amiya (Krithika Shetty). The rest of the narrative describes what transpires to these couples over time and how the journey comes to a successful conclusion.
The movie's pacing is somewhat slow, and director MS Raju spends a lot of time introducing the main characters in depth, which isn't really necessary. Although there is a respectable amount of humour, the writing had room for it and it should have been elevated higher. The movie's plot is quite predictable, and outside a few dramatic moments, there isn't much drama.
