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A tale of private detective
The shooting of Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya starring Naveen Polishetty and Shruti Sharma in the lead roles, has been wrapped up Directed by Swaroop RSJ, the first look and teaser of the film received a good response with Naveen appearing as a detective with good sense of humour triggered enough hype, aver makers
The shooting of ‘Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya’ starring Naveen Polishetty and Shruti Sharma in the lead roles, has been wrapped up. Directed by Swaroop RSJ, the first look and teaser of the film received a good response with Naveen appearing as a detective with good sense of humour triggered enough hype, aver makers.
The post-production works are going on and the makers are planning to release the film in March. Mark K Robin is composing music for ‘Agent Sai Srinivasa Athreya’ while Sunny Kurapati handled the cinematography.‘Malli Raava’ fame Rahul Yadav Nakka is producing the movie under Swadharm Entertainment banner.
Recently, Vishal starrer ‘Detective’ was a well-made film of a detective who sets out to unearth the truth behind a murder, although it wasn’t a blockbuster in the two Telugu states. Way back in 1980’s megastar Chiranjeevi played a private detective in Jandhyala’s comic-caper ‘Chantabbai’ which tickled the laughing bones.
