Ameer Log Gets U/A Certificate, Set for Grand Release

The makers of Ameer Log have shared an exciting update with fans. The film has officially received a U/A certificate from the censor board. Along with the announcement, the team confirmed that the movie will hit theatres in August. The makers celebrated the news with a fun social media post that said, "Hau Miya... Certificate bhi aa gaya!" This has increased the excitement among movie lovers who have been waiting for the film.

Earlier, the team released a new song titled "Seeda Helicopter Shot." The energetic song quickly grabbed attention for its catchy music and youthful style. The track has a strong street anthem feel and is aimed at young audiences. It talks about friendship, confidence, hard work, and the dream of becoming successful.

The song is composed by Smaran Sai, while MC Hari has written and sung it. MC Hari is also one of the lead actors in the film. The lyrics use local Hyderabad slang, making the song feel fresh and relatable. The lyrical video features the lead actors in stylish looks and shows the lively streets of Hyderabad, matching the song's energetic mood.

Ameer Log is produced by Madhavi Reddy Soma under the Awwal Number Productions banner. The film is directed by Ramana Reddy Soma, while Manohar Reddy Manchuri is working as the co-producer.

The movie stars MC Hari, Manoj, and Sasidhar Kocharlakota in the lead roles. Important supporting roles are played by Vedha Jalandhar, Raavan Nitturu, Vishwender Reddy, and Saiyogi.

The film's teaser had already received a positive response from the audience. The makers are now hoping that the U/A certification and August release announcement will create even more buzz. The film will be released in Telugu by Spirit Media, presented by Rana Daggubati.

The technical team also includes cinematographer SVK, editor Rohit Penumatsa, and music composer Smaran Sai. With a youthful story, energetic songs, and a talented cast, Ameer Log is getting ready to entertain audiences on the big screen this August.