Gautham Krishna to hit screens as ‘Solo Boy’

Gautham Krishna to hit screens as ‘Solo Boy’
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Gautham Krishna, well-known for his appearances on Bigg Boss Season 7 is set to take center stage with Shweta Awasthi, and Ramya Pasupuleti, in the upcoming film "Solo Boy."

Gautham Krishna, well-known for his appearances on Bigg Boss Season 7 is set to take center stage with Shweta Awasthi, and Ramya Pasupuleti, in the upcoming film "Solo Boy." Produced by Seven Hills Satish under the banner of Seven Hills Productions and directed by P Naveen Kumar, the movie's title announcement and the unveiling of its first look poster took place on the 7th of this month.

During the ceremony, Seven Hills Satish expressed his enthusiasm for the project, citing the success of his previous film, "Battala Ramaswamy biopic," which provided entertainment to audiences through OTT platforms during the challenging times of the Covid pandemic. Emphasizing the relatable elements for the current generation, Satish noted that the entire film's shooting, except for two songs, has been completed. He urged the audience to support and bless the film, promising that "Solo Boy" will leave a lasting impression.

Gautham Krishna, reflecting on his past roles in "Akashavidhi" and Bigg Boss 7, shared his excitement for the release of the first look poster of "Solo Boy." He expressed confidence in the film exceeding expectations and highlighted the unique connection the team had with the project during its creation. Acknowledging the discerning taste of the Telugu audience, Gautham expressed gratitude for Seven Hills Satish's role as the producer.

Director P Naveen Kumar assured that "Solo Boy" would be an engaging experience for a wide spectrum of audiences, from the youth to family viewers. With the film set to offer a fresh perspective on promotions for its teaser and trailer, the team is eager for the audience's support and blessings as they anticipate a positive reception for this promising venture.

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