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Small film triggers big buzz
In recent times, one small film ‘Falaknuma Das’ has triggered a lot of buzz in the industry and set to release on May 31, amidst high expectations.
In recent times, one small film 'Falaknuma Das' has triggered a lot of buzz in the industry and set to release on May 31, amidst high expectations. Even hotshot Nani felt that 'unique narration' will surely strike a chord with the masses.
He claimed that he established a production house and announced that he would be making a film with Vishwak Sen to give a fillip to young actor's career.
Hailing the performance of director-turned-actor Tharun Bhascker who played the ruthless inspector Saidhulu in the movie, Nani urged Tharun to quit direction and pursue acting. "He would surely excel as an actor and the Telugu industry is in dire need of such actors," he remarked.
Speaking on the occasion, Vishwak Sen, who directed, produced and acted in the movie, said actor Nani gave him the courage to pursue a career in the movie industry.
He thanked music director Vivek Sagar who helped him throughout the movie. "Apart from the visuals, Vivek Sagar gave life to the film with his music and background score," Vishwak said. The gangster story also features Uttej, Saloni Mishra, Harshita Gaur and others in key roles.
