Good to see Audience Appreciate Shyam Singha Roy
Filmmaker rahul sankrityan and producer venkat Boyanapalli are overjoyed that their movie shyam singha roy has received a positive response from the audience. nani plays two characters in the film: a filmmaker named Vasu and a social reformist-cum-scribe. "To have my first movie with my favorite hero, nani, receive such a phenomenal reception is something I could never have imagined in my wildest fantasies," venkat exclaims, adding, "I am delighted the film's team believed in me because what rahul provided is a visual feast for audiences."
I felt confident in the movie's narrative, but the feedback we've had so far has been incredible. "I am a pleased and happy man." shyam singha roy, written by satyadev Janga, moves between two time periods and depicts the story of a man tormented by his past. "The response has been tremendous." "I was quickly pulled to the segment of the film that is set in West bengal in the 1970s," rahul recalls, adding, "I'm still absorbing it and I'm unable to comprehend the wider picture just yet."
Nani in the role of shyam singha roy and sai pallavi in the role of a devadasi was fantastic, and I'm delighted our efforts paid off." Before the film's release on Friday, the filmmaker admits he was sceptical of its success. "This isn't your run-of-the-mill masala entertainer." I wasn't sure how well it would be received by everyone, but I'm glad to see that people of all ages enjoy it. "This accomplishment is partly due to the technical team," he says.
I felt confident in the movie's narrative, but the feedback we've had so far has been incredible. "I am a pleased and happy man." shyam singha roy, written by satyadev Janga, moves between two time periods and depicts the story of a man tormented by his past. "The response has been tremendous." "I was quickly pulled to the segment of the film that is set in West bengal in the 1970s," rahul recalls, adding, "I'm still absorbing it and I'm unable to comprehend the wider picture just yet."
Nani in the role of shyam singha roy and sai pallavi in the role of a devadasi was fantastic, and I'm delighted our efforts paid off." Before the film's release on Friday, the filmmaker admits he was sceptical of its success. "This isn't your run-of-the-mill masala entertainer." I wasn't sure how well it would be received by everyone, but I'm glad to see that people of all ages enjoy it. "This accomplishment is partly due to the technical team," he says.