Suhas, a rising star in Telugu cinema known for his captivating performances in films like “Color Photo” and “Writer Padmabhushan,” is set to unveil his next project, “Prasanna Vadanam.” During the film’s teaser launch, Suhas took the opportunity to address recent speculations regarding a substantial increase in his remuneration.
With a touch of humor, Suhas responded to the rumors by jokingly saying, “Should I even live?” He acknowledged his remarkable journey from a junior artist to a lead actor, but emphasized, “There’s a change, but not as much as you think. I don’t get paid that high!”
“Prasanna Vadanam,” directed by Arjun YK, ventures into uncharted territory by exploring the intriguing concept of face blindness. Suhas takes on the lead role, portraying a character grappling with this condition. The director assures viewers that the film presents a completely original narrative, distinct from any previously seen in Telugu cinema.
Suhas, renowned for his commitment to portraying diverse characters, expressed his confidence in the project, stating, “Every film is a new story for me.” Both Suhas and the director promise a unique portrayal of the actor in “Prasanna Vadanam.” Elaborating on the character, Suhas said, “You’ll see a stylish Suhas. Every aspect of the character is well-developed.”
Furthermore, the director confirmed that the film consistently explores the theme of face blindness throughout the narrative, offering viewers a deeper understanding of the challenges associated with this condition.
With Suhas’ dedication to his craft, the director’s vision, and the captivating premise of face blindness, “Prasanna Vadanam” is poised to be a compelling cinematic experience for audiences.
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