The team behind the highly anticipated action entertainer Daaku Maharaaj, featuring Nandamuri Balakrishna, recently engaged with the media to share insights about the film. Producer Naga Vamsi of Sithara Entertainments and director Bobby Kolli discussed the film's development, S Thaman's musical score, and comparisons with Bobby's previous blockbuster, Waltair Veerayya, starring Chiranjeevi.
Referring to the recent statement by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy that there will be no more price hikes for films, Naga Vamsi quipped, "FDC chairman Dil Raju gaaru is in the US. He has to come here. And his film is arriving earlier than ours. What applies to him, obviously would apply to us. Once he is here, all of us will meet and discuss how to take it forward." On the topic of paid premieres and benefit shows, he clarified, "There wouldn't be any paid premieres for Sankranthi releases. The first show will start at 4 am."
This story is from the December 24, 2024 edition of The New Indian Express Hyderabad.
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