Star heroine Anushka Shetty's 'Nishabdham' is releasing on April 2nd and the makers have arranged a grand pre-release event to promote the film. As Anushka completed 15 years of her journey in the film industry, many celebrities graced the event to congratulate her. The guests include A-listers like Charmee, Raghavendra Rao, Rajamouli, Puri Jagannadh, and others.
Speaking about the first time he met Anushka, legendary director Raghavendra Rao made some naughty comments. The director said that he first met the actress in Nagarjuna's guest house during the time of 'Sri Ramadasu'. He added that Anuskha came out from the basement room when Nag called her. He told that he first say her eyes, then her face and then gave a small pause to keep the audience guessing. It can be understood what he meant with that pause.
Raghavendra Rao said that he knew then itself that Anuskha would become a top heroine one day. He even pulled the leg of Puri Jagannadh saying that everyone knows how Puri presents his heroines and he showcased Anuska in a glamorous way in her debut film 'Super'.
Apart from all this fun, he praised Anushka for all her achievements and doing challenging films like 'Arundhati', 'Rudramadevi', 'Bhaagmathie', 'Baahubali' and now 'Nishabdham'.
Speaking about the first time he met Anushka, legendary director Raghavendra Rao made some naughty comments. The director said that he first met the actress in Nagarjuna's guest house during the time of 'Sri Ramadasu'. He added that Anuskha came out from the basement room when Nag called her. He told that he first say her eyes, then her face and then gave a small pause to keep the audience guessing. It can be understood what he meant with that pause.
Raghavendra Rao said that he knew then itself that Anuskha would become a top heroine one day. He even pulled the leg of Puri Jagannadh saying that everyone knows how Puri presents his heroines and he showcased Anuska in a glamorous way in her debut film 'Super'.
Apart from all this fun, he praised Anushka for all her achievements and doing challenging films like 'Arundhati', 'Rudramadevi', 'Bhaagmathie', 'Baahubali' and now 'Nishabdham'.