Tamil hero Siva Karthikeyan who impressed the audience with movies like ‘Remo’, ‘Doctor’ and ‘Don’ is all set to entertain once again with ‘Prince’ on 21st October. This Telugu – Tamil bilingual has created a good impression with its songs and trailer. With a clean ‘U’ certificate, the movie is arriving with a crisp runtime. The makers have now released another song which is titled ‘Who Am I?’ and it is a sad yet foot-tapping number.
Siva Karthikeyan’s expressions and dance movements surely impress the audience. We can see the making visuals and the team had fun making this song. Dinker Kalvala provided the vocals while Sandy choreographed this song. Ramajogayya Sastry’s lyrics were decent while Thaman tried something different this time. He did not add his typical heavy beats this time and it sounded good.
The song sounds good and with equally good visuals, it is expected to get a lot of views. ‘Prince’ is going to be an out-and-out entertainer with Anudeep mark comedy. The story will be wafer-thin but it is the comedy timing of actors along with Anudeep’s borderline silly dialogues which will take the front seat. The story is about a guy who falls in love with a foreigner and how he wins his love against all odds.
Maria Ryaboshapka is the female lead in this movie. Suniel Narang, along with D. Suresh Babu and Puskur Ram Mohan Rao are producing the movie under the banners of Sree Venkateswara Cinemas LLP, Suresh Productions and Shanthi Talkies. Sonali Narang is presenting the movie. Praveen KL is the editor and Arun Viswa is the co-producer. S. Thaman is the music director, while Manoj Paramahamsa is the cinematographer. Sathyaraj plays a key role in this flick.
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Tollywood Gears Up for a Spectacular Sankranti Season
The Sankranti season in Tollywood has always been a celebration of cinema, where blockbuster releases compete to captivate audiences. For 2025, this much-awaited festival promises an unforgettable cinematic experience with three major films ready to hit the big screen: Game Changer, Daaku Maharaj, and Sankranti ki Vastunnam. With just weeks remaining until their release, the teams behind these films have launched ambitious promotional campaigns to ensure they dominate the festive box office.
Leading the charge is Ram Charan’s Game Changer, a highly anticipated film directed by the visionary Shankar. Known for blending compelling social narratives with commercial grandeur, Shankar has set expectations soaring with this magnum opus. The film boasts a stellar ensemble cast and a massive production scale, which has already been showcased through its electrifying teasers and melodious songs. The promotional strategy has now expanded internationally, with the team heading to the United States for an extensive campaign targeting Telugu-speaking NRIs. This move adds an international dimension to their marketing efforts, further broadening the film’s appeal.
On the other hand, Nandamuri Balakrishna’s Daaku Maharaj continues the actor’s tradition of Sankranti releases, cementing his place as a festival favorite. Directed by Bobby and featuring a pulsating soundtrack by Thaman, the film has already struck a chord with audiences through its teaser, promising a high-octane, mass-appeal entertainer. The promotional campaign mirrors that of Game Changer in its global reach, with Balakrishna and his team also planning fan interactions and events in Dallas. This approach underscores the significance of overseas audiences in shaping a film’s success.
In contrast, Victory Venkatesh’s Sankranti ki Vastunnam adopts a more traditional, family-oriented promotional strategy. Directed by Anil Ravipudi, known for his knack for crafting heartwarming comedies, the film aims to connect with its core demographic of family audiences. With two chart-topping songs and a lighthearted narrative designed to resonate with the festive spirit, the team has focused on television and digital promotions to ensure widespread reach. A special episode titled Ee Sankranthiki Vastunnam, featuring the cast on a popular TV channel, highlights their targeted approach to winning over the Sankranti crowd.
As the festival season approaches, the competition between these three cinematic juggernauts intensifies. Each film brings its own unique flavor to the Sankranti box office: Game Changer with its grandeur and international appeal, Daaku Maharaj with its mass action elements and Balakrishna’s star power, and Sankranti ki Vastunnam with its warm family entertainment.
The Sankranti box office battle is shaping up to be one of the most exhilarating showdowns in recent years. While only time will reveal which film emerges victorious, one thing is certain: Telugu audiences are in for a spectacular treat this festival season.
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