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NTR biopic to mark rise of farmer’s son
Contrary to reports, that much-awaited biopic of legendary N T Rama Rao’s will create flutter in political and film circles, it would be positive and awe-inspiring film and must-watch for the youth.
Contrary to reports, that much-awaited biopic of legendary N T Rama Rao’s will create flutter in political and film circles, it would be positive and awe-inspiring film and must-watch for the youth.
As soon as seasoned star Balakrishna announced that he would be reprising the role of his father and iconic Telugu star NTR some time ago, speculations were rife in political and film circles on the controversies it could evoke in the course of making and post-release.
Prompting Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to have a closed-door meeting with Balakrishna and reportedly got to know about the script a few months ago.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- The film will depict the tale of a farmer’s son who rose to become an iconic actor and ends with his taking oath as CM
- The script work for the magnum opus is underway and top banner set to fund the project and ace director to helm it
However, a source close to Nandamuri family scotches these rumours and says: “It will be very positive, encouraging and awe-inspiring film for present-day youth since the basic premise of the plot is the rise the son of farming couple-Nandamuri Lakshmaiah and Venkata Ramamma- to the post of CM with hard work and perseverance.” It further says that it would ‘depict the transformation of a sub-registrar into a T-town superstar and ‘messiah of masses’.
The actor gained pan-India appeal with his mythological roles of Lord Krishna and Rama. “He was only actor to have tasted success in varied genres like mythological, historical, folklore and social dramas and attained superstardom on the strength of his acting brilliance and charisma and ruled the roost for three decades and also dabbled in writing and direction and bagged national and international honours for his eminent work,” the source said.
The magnum opus to be produced by a top banner and helmed by a popular director and right now script work is going on involving five to six writers. “It would end with charismatic actor taking oath as CM,” he said.
