Why Undavalli Arun Kumar Not Responding On AP Political Issues | Off The Record

Sharwanand is currently navigating one of the most challenging phases of his career, having failed to deliver a notable box-office success in recent years. Despite this rough patch, his film Nari Nari Naduma Murari has been slated for release during the highly competitive Sankranthi 2026 festive season.

What is raising eyebrows in industry circles is the near absence of promotional momentum for the film. At a time when even top-tier stars like Prabhas are aggressively promoting their projects—participating in pre-release events and unveiling fresh promotional content for The Raja Saab—the makers of Nari Nari Naduma Murari appear to be significantly behind on the publicity front.

Among the films lined up for Sankranthi, Nari Nari Naduma Murari currently has the lowest visibility, with minimal buzz and limited audience awareness. This lack of promotion has sparked concerns over its theatrical prospects, especially given the intense competition during the festive window.

Industry talk suggests that Sharwanand is placing greater expectations on his upcoming project Biker, which is perceived as a more promising turnaround opportunity, rather than on this Sankranthi release.

For now, the actor and the film’s team seem to be banking largely on the festive holiday advantage to draw audiences to theatres, hoping that the Sankranthi season itself will provide some initial traction for Nari Nari Naduma Murari at the box office.