There is no doubt in the fact that Vishwak Sen is a talented actor with a lot of potential. If he manages to plan his career perfectly, he can become a star in Tollywood. But everything needs time and patience is quite key. Trying to bite more than one could chew can often prove to be costly. A lot of people are worrying that the same could happen to this 'Falaknuma Das' hero.
After a light-hearted entertainer like 'Ori Devuda', Vishwak is all set to arrive with a complete mass action flick like 'Das Ka Dhamki'. The trailer was launched on Friday and it is quite impressive. Though the shades of Gopichand's 'Goutham Nanda' are quite visible, Vishwak's acting, his mass look, action sequences, glam quotient, youth-oriented dialogues and other technical aspects are quite liked by the audience. But it is quite evident that it is the costliest film in his career.
Vishwak's films are always made on a limited budget till date which is why most of his movies ended up in profits irrespective of the talk. But, the makers seems to have spent a lot of this project and it is reportedly more than Vishwak's market. On top of that, he is the producer and he also handled the megaphone too. It looks like the youngster is taking a lot of responsibilities at once.
It is quite early in his career to do everything and people are claiming that Vishwak is gambling big on this movie. With his differences with Arjun Sarja over the 'involvement' in making, we need to see how Vishwak's directorial performs.
Nivetha Pethuraj is the heroine in this movie. Directed by Vishwak Sen himself, this movie is produced by Karate Raju under Vanmaye Creations and Vishwaksen Cinemas banners. Prasanna Kumar Bezawada who wrote hit films like 'Nenu Local', 'Hello Guru Prema Kosame' and upcoming 'Dhamaka' has penned the story and dialogues for this project titled 'Das Ka Dhamki'. Rao Ramesh, Hyper Aadi, Rohini and Prithviraj are the other prominent cast of the movie. Dinesh K Babu handles the cinematography, while Leon James scores music and Anwar Ali is the editor.
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After a light-hearted entertainer like 'Ori Devuda', Vishwak is all set to arrive with a complete mass action flick like 'Das Ka Dhamki'. The trailer was launched on Friday and it is quite impressive. Though the shades of Gopichand's 'Goutham Nanda' are quite visible, Vishwak's acting, his mass look, action sequences, glam quotient, youth-oriented dialogues and other technical aspects are quite liked by the audience. But it is quite evident that it is the costliest film in his career.
Vishwak's films are always made on a limited budget till date which is why most of his movies ended up in profits irrespective of the talk. But, the makers seems to have spent a lot of this project and it is reportedly more than Vishwak's market. On top of that, he is the producer and he also handled the megaphone too. It looks like the youngster is taking a lot of responsibilities at once.
It is quite early in his career to do everything and people are claiming that Vishwak is gambling big on this movie. With his differences with Arjun Sarja over the 'involvement' in making, we need to see how Vishwak's directorial performs.
Nivetha Pethuraj is the heroine in this movie. Directed by Vishwak Sen himself, this movie is produced by Karate Raju under Vanmaye Creations and Vishwaksen Cinemas banners. Prasanna Kumar Bezawada who wrote hit films like 'Nenu Local', 'Hello Guru Prema Kosame' and upcoming 'Dhamaka' has penned the story and dialogues for this project titled 'Das Ka Dhamki'. Rao Ramesh, Hyper Aadi, Rohini and Prithviraj are the other prominent cast of the movie. Dinesh K Babu handles the cinematography, while Leon James scores music and Anwar Ali is the editor.
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