AMB runs high on emotions
Suhas, a young actor, is starring in the forthcoming film Ambajipeta marriage Band, which is co-produced by GA2 Pictures and director Venkatesh Maha's maha Creations. The film will also be released by Dheeraj Mogilineni Entertainments. The film, directed by debutant Dushyanth Katikineni and featuring Shivani as the female protagonist, has been making a lot of noise and generating hype ahead of its release. Today, hero Suhas spoke with the media about the film and gave fascinating views.
When asked about the co-stars, he remarked, "Heroine Shivani Nagaram is going to make a name for herself with this film. Her performance was outstanding. Shivani, a dancer and vocalist, and Saranya, who played the eldest sister, will receive substantial praise from Ambajipeta.
He said, "The villain nithin is from Malayalam. He learned telugu and became so adept at the Amalapuram accent that folks who met him couldn't believe he was Malayali. Our sequences will be dramatic, which will undoubtedly enhance the tension."
When asked about the caste problem in the film, he stated, "Although caste is referenced in 'Ambajipeta marriage Band', the real focus of the movie is not about caste. The essential idea is that ego creates boundaries between individuals. Saranya and I are twins in the film, and how occurrences on our birthdays change our lives is an important part of the plot."
The audience will most likely identify with the majority of the scenarios, since some may feel like they happened in their own life. The plot of this film is enjoyable until twenty minutes before the intermission, at which point it becomes more intense. After viewing till the intermission, you would feel that the film was wonderfully created.
When asked about the co-stars, he remarked, "Heroine Shivani Nagaram is going to make a name for herself with this film. Her performance was outstanding. Shivani, a dancer and vocalist, and Saranya, who played the eldest sister, will receive substantial praise from Ambajipeta.
He said, "The villain nithin is from Malayalam. He learned telugu and became so adept at the Amalapuram accent that folks who met him couldn't believe he was Malayali. Our sequences will be dramatic, which will undoubtedly enhance the tension."
When asked about the caste problem in the film, he stated, "Although caste is referenced in 'Ambajipeta marriage Band', the real focus of the movie is not about caste. The essential idea is that ego creates boundaries between individuals. Saranya and I are twins in the film, and how occurrences on our birthdays change our lives is an important part of the plot."
The audience will most likely identify with the majority of the scenarios, since some may feel like they happened in their own life. The plot of this film is enjoyable until twenty minutes before the intermission, at which point it becomes more intense. After viewing till the intermission, you would feel that the film was wonderfully created.