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Adivi Sesh in a real-life role
Young actor Adivi Sesh who is basking in the glory of Goodachari, is coming up with another much hyped movie Major, based on the life of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, a National Security Guards NSG commando, who lost his life while fighting terrorists at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai in 2008, to be produced by Sony Pictures International Productions
Young actor Adivi Sesh who is basking in the glory of ‘Goodachari’, is coming up with another much-hyped movie ‘Major’, based on the life of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, a National Security Guards (NSG) commando, who lost his life while fighting terrorists at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai in 2008, to be produced by Sony Pictures International Productions. Apart from playing the lead, Adivi Sesh has also penned the script. It would be directed by ‘Goodachari’ director Shashikiran Tikka. The film is co-produced by Adivi Entertainment and Sharath Chandra and Anurag Reddy's A+S Movies.
The production and distribution studio in India and Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu ‘s G Mahesh Babu Entertainment (GMB) have closed a deal with the produce Major - a Hindi and Telugu bilingual film, read a statement.The deal marks Sony Pictures' entry into the Telugu film industry as it expands its regional footprint, as well as GMB's entry into Hindi cinema.
