One of the most anticipated films, GodFather, featuring two megastars chiranjeevi and salman khan, is set for release on Dasara, october 5, and was directed by Mohan Raja. To give fans a double treat, the film's theatrical trailer was unveiled by the producers at the pre-release screening of the film in Anantapur.
The trailer opens with the passing of chief minister PKR, exposing the dark side of his political party as it searches for a replacement. satya Dev, the son-in-law of PKR, makes every effort to take over as chief minister. To his dismay, Brahma (Chiranjeevi) eventually shows up to correct the situation. Even though the regular party workers are supporting him, PKR's daughter Nayanthara does not back him. However, salman Khan's portrayal of the character is his biggest ally. The cat-and-mouse game between chiranjeevi and satya dev is the subject of the film.
Whatever the teaser may have shown, GodFather appears to be a gripping mega-political drama. chiranjeevi made an appearance sporting a salt and pepper ensemble and portrays an action hero for the crowd. The value that salman khan brings is greater. watch out this space for more updates in this regard.
The trailer opens with the passing of chief minister PKR, exposing the dark side of his political party as it searches for a replacement. satya Dev, the son-in-law of PKR, makes every effort to take over as chief minister. To his dismay, Brahma (Chiranjeevi) eventually shows up to correct the situation. Even though the regular party workers are supporting him, PKR's daughter Nayanthara does not back him. However, salman Khan's portrayal of the character is his biggest ally. The cat-and-mouse game between chiranjeevi and satya dev is the subject of the film.
Whatever the teaser may have shown, GodFather appears to be a gripping mega-political drama. chiranjeevi made an appearance sporting a salt and pepper ensemble and portrays an action hero for the crowd. The value that salman khan brings is greater. watch out this space for more updates in this regard.
