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Charan Tej’s ‘Aayushman Bhava’ teaser evokes tremendous response
The teaser of Charan Tejs film Aayushmanbhava under the supervision of Nenu Local director Trinadha Rao Nakkina, who penned the storyline has evoked tremendous response Charan Tej, who is also helming the film, with Sneha Ullal in the female lead is being released under the banner of CTF films with noted director Maruthi as associate producer
The teaser of Charan Tej’s film ‘Aayushmanbhava’ under the supervision of ‘Nenu Local’ director Trinadha Rao Nakkina, who penned the storyline has evoked tremendous response. Charan Tej, who is also helming the film, with Sneha Ullal in the female lead is being released under the banner of CTF films with noted director Maruthi as associate producer.
Speaking to the media in Hyderabad a few days ago, Charan Tej said that he was thankful to director Trinadha Rao for supervising the project and Paruchuri Brothers for scripting excellent dialogues. He said that Andrea was playing an important role as pop singer Jennifer while Sneha Ullal’s role came out well and she would be seen differently.
Tej said that the film was about an inter-caste love story. It is about what the lead pair do if they belong to different religions or castes. Should they run away, fight back or die in the process if their marriage was not accepted by their elders forms the backdrop of the story, he added. Charan Tej said that the post-production works were in progress and expressed the hope that the film would be liked by all sections of the audience.
