Middle Class Melodies making waves in Tollywood

After the Covid-19 lockdown was imposed in the country, the audience had no chance of watching movies in theatres. But all of a sudden, the fate of the movies was completely changed with the OTT platform. It all started with Bollywood and Kollywood movies earning good ratings on the small screens. Of late, even Tollywood movies are also catching the pulse of Telugu people with their gripping plots.

Speaking about 'Middle Class Melodies', this movie has become the talk of the town with its classy plot and middle class emotions. This flick carries out the emotions in a way and even elevated the characterizations of supporting actors like Divya Sripada and Goparaju Ramana. Apart from the lead actors Anand Devarakonda and Varsha Bollamma, even these two characters have become the talk of the town.

Goparaju Ramana aka Kondal Rao was already a known artist and even acted in myriads of movies. He has a stage experience of 1500 plays but this movie will definitely turn his fate His frustrated father character made the audience feel the real pain when he screamed, shouted and worried for his son's future. As the movie was majorly shot at Kolakalur which is Ramana's own place, it turned into an advantage for him…

When it comes to Divya Sripada, she is a popular face in 'Chai Bisket' YouTube channel. But with 'Middle Class Melodies', she will definitely own a bright future... Having a girl next door appeal, Divya has now turned into a well-known face for all the Tollywood audience. She essays the role of Gautami in this movie.

Her pain to get married to a decent guy instead of an alcohol-addicted auto driver makes many of them go teary-eyed. She even fought hard against all the odds of poverty and waits for her chance even after getting rejected in the name of 'Astrology'.

In coming days, Divya will definitely hold a few big projects… Unlike heroine-oriented roles, she is concentrating only on performance-based ones. She was already the part of Suhas's 'Colour Photo' movie in which she was seen as heroine's best friend but bagged equal screen space. Even in Keerthy Suresh's 'Miss India', Divya shined tu in a prominent role.