Naga Vamsi Claims That The Bottle Is A CGI Work!

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It is well-known that Nandamuri Balakrishna arrived as the chief guest for the pre-release event of ‘Gangs Of Godavari’. As we are aware, whatever Balayya does in public goes viral. There is a visual of Balayya sitting with a bottle of alcohol at his feet and it is all over social media now. People are bashing this behavior of senior hero at a public event.

When asked about it at the press conference, producer Suryadevara Naga Vamsi made it clear that there was no bottle by Balayya’s side at the event and it was all CGI work. He claims that he knows it for a fact as he was the one who organized the event. Vishwak jokingly stated that we would hire the guy who made that video for the CGI work of ‘Gangs Of Godavari 2’.

Naga Vamsi also responded to Balakrishna pushing Anjali. He stated that it was in a jovial manner and it was made viral without context. He said that they high-fived each other just 10 seconds later but no one is sharing that video. Vishwak added that Balakrishna sir said everything in a light-hearted manner and it explains his kind-hearted nature. The movie’s cast includes Goparaju Ramana, Praveen, Hyper Aadi and others.

Anith Madhadi is the cinematographer while Yuvan Shankar Raja is the music composer. Navin Nooli is the editor. Suryadevara Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya are the producers. ‘Gangs Of Godavari’ is an intense tale with raw emotions that will leave you in awe. Neha Shetty is the heroine and Anjali plays a key role. Krishna Chaitanya is the writer and director of this movie.


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No Release Date Yet for Swayambhu – Can Nikhil Build the Buzz?

March 16, 2026

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Nikhil Siddhartha has started promoting his upcoming pan-Indian film Swayambhu. However, the makers are yet to officially announce the release date. According to industry buzz, the team is considering April 17 as a potential release date, but there has been no formal confirmation so far. As a result, the promotions are currently progressing at a slow pace, and the film has not generated much hype yet.

If Nikhil aims to make a strong impact at the pan-Indian level and deliver a success bigger than Karthikeya 2, the first and most important step would be to lock and officially announce the release date. In today’s competitive market, fixing a release date well in advance and building awareness around it has become crucial for creating anticipation among audiences.

For example, Nani’s upcoming film The Paradise was initially planned for a March release but was later postponed to August. However, the team quickly announced August 21 as the new release date, giving the audience a clear timeline. Similarly, Peddi and Toxic were also moved from March but promptly revealed their revised release dates as April 30 and June 4 respectively.

In contrast, the team behind Swayambhu is currently promoting the film only as a “summer release” without specifying an exact date. This strategy may not be effective in building strong momentum or excitement around the project.

Moreover, Nikhil’s recent films have not performed particularly well at the box office. With two pan-Indian projects currently in his lineup, careful planning and a stronger promotional strategy will be essential to generate the kind of buzz required for a big pan-Indian release.