It is important to blend entertainment with fresh storyline: Sree Vishnu

Update: 2024-03-20 18:30 IST

As the much-anticipated release of "Om Bheem Bush" draws near, lead actor Sree Vishnu shared insights and thoughts about the film in a recent interaction with the media. Directed by Sree Harsha Konuganti of "Husharu" fame and produced by V Celluloid and Sunil Balusu, with UV Creations presenting it, "Om Bheem Bush" promises to be a fun-filled entertainer starring Sree Vishnu, Rahul Ramakrishna, and Priyadarshi.

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When asked about the reception to the trailer, Sree Vishnu expressed his happiness, attributing it to the film's unique concept. He highlighted the importance of blending entertainment with a fresh storyline, believing it increases the audience's connection to the film.

Regarding the film's title, Sree Vishnu revealed that several options were considered, but "Om Bheem Bush" was ultimately chosen after a suggestion from Vamsi, as it perfectly encapsulated the essence of the movie.

Known for his attention to titles, Sree Vishnu emphasized their significance in driving audience interest. He mentioned his active involvement in selecting catchy and engaging titles for his projects.

On the subject of safeguarding his market value while choosing scripts, Sree Vishnu emphasized his priority towards ensuring the film's viability for the producer rather than focusing solely on personal market gains. He stressed the importance of maintaining a consistent quality in his work.

Addressing the comedy aspect of "Om Bheem Bush," Sree Vishnu assured that the team didn't feel pressured to replicate previous successes. Instead, they focused on delivering their best performance, promising five comedy blocks that will leave the audience in stitches, albeit without adhering strictly to logic.

With Sree Vishnu's insights shedding light on the film's creative process and its blend of humor and novelty, "Om Bheem Bush" is poised to offer audiences a refreshing cinematic experience upon its release this Friday.

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