Venky Mama Is Ahead of Peers In Sankranthi Race
This Sankranthi, Mahesh Babu's guntur Kaaram, Venkatesh's Saindhav, Nagarjuna's Naa Sami Ranga, Raviteja's Eagle, and teja Sajja's Hanu-Man will be released in theatres. All of these films will be released in cinemas from january 12th to 14th, which is just 30 days away. Let's see where everyone stands in terms of promotions.
While the filming of guntur Kaaram and Naa Sami Ranga continues, Hanu-Man and Eagle are working on post-production, while Saindhav is nearing completion of the first copy. However, regardless of the pending works, these films should begin advertising, and thus far, just a few of songs from each of these films have been published.
Venkatesh, on the other hand, is touring campuses to promote Saindhav in a big way with his dynamic lectures, fascinating on-stage fun, and brilliant advise for young people. In terms of the Sankranthi race, we may say he is well ahead of his colleagues.
Many films, on the other hand, are rumoured to be waiting for prabhas Salaar frenzy to pass before launching their promotions on december 25th. Whatever the case may be, the producers of these films should step up their advertising efforts or risk missing out on the spectacular launch on Sankranthi eve.
While the filming of guntur Kaaram and Naa Sami Ranga continues, Hanu-Man and Eagle are working on post-production, while Saindhav is nearing completion of the first copy. However, regardless of the pending works, these films should begin advertising, and thus far, just a few of songs from each of these films have been published.
Venkatesh, on the other hand, is touring campuses to promote Saindhav in a big way with his dynamic lectures, fascinating on-stage fun, and brilliant advise for young people. In terms of the Sankranthi race, we may say he is well ahead of his colleagues.
Many films, on the other hand, are rumoured to be waiting for prabhas Salaar frenzy to pass before launching their promotions on december 25th. Whatever the case may be, the producers of these films should step up their advertising efforts or risk missing out on the spectacular launch on Sankranthi eve.