No other young director in recent times gained the level of fame that Anudeep KV managed to secure. His unique personality and funny punches in interviews and game shows made him an instant favorite among the youth. His film 'Jathiratnalu' which had the same kind of silly comedy turned out to be a blockbuster success.
The casual yet funny conversations, the silly situations and the impeccable comedy timing of the lead cast made the film very successful though there is no story in the film. But the same kind of style may not work everytime. He penned the story and screenplay for a small film named 'First Day First Show' and it was promoted by Anudeep heavily. But the film fell flat on its face and people said that the comedy is too silly and cringe for their liking.
But Anudeep is back with his brand of comedy once again. His Telugu-Tamil bilingual movie 'Prince' starring Siva Karthikeyan in the lead is all set to hit the screens on October 21st. The theatrical trailer came out and it is filled with Anudeep style of comedy. The silly sequences and dialogues which lack logic dominated the trailer. The story is explained in the trailer completely and it is wafer-thin as expected. The movie will be running on screenplay and comedy scenes. Just like 'Jathiratnalu', this movie too has a very talented lead actor in the form of Siva Karthikeyan who is known for his comedy timing.
While it is clear that Anudeep's style of comedy is getting a bit rotten, the result of 'Prince' mainly lies on Siva Karthikeyan's shoulders now. Let us wait and see what happens.
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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The casual yet funny conversations, the silly situations and the impeccable comedy timing of the lead cast made the film very successful though there is no story in the film. But the same kind of style may not work everytime. He penned the story and screenplay for a small film named 'First Day First Show' and it was promoted by Anudeep heavily. But the film fell flat on its face and people said that the comedy is too silly and cringe for their liking.
But Anudeep is back with his brand of comedy once again. His Telugu-Tamil bilingual movie 'Prince' starring Siva Karthikeyan in the lead is all set to hit the screens on October 21st. The theatrical trailer came out and it is filled with Anudeep style of comedy. The silly sequences and dialogues which lack logic dominated the trailer. The story is explained in the trailer completely and it is wafer-thin as expected. The movie will be running on screenplay and comedy scenes. Just like 'Jathiratnalu', this movie too has a very talented lead actor in the form of Siva Karthikeyan who is known for his comedy timing.
While it is clear that Anudeep's style of comedy is getting a bit rotten, the result of 'Prince' mainly lies on Siva Karthikeyan's shoulders now. Let us wait and see what happens.
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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