Balakrishna take on girl kids harassed by men

In Tollywood, amidst the buzz surrounding big-budget releases like Vijay's LEO and Ravi Teja's Tiger Nageswara Rao, it's Nandamuri Balakrishna's Bhagwant Kesari that has captured the hearts and minds of audiences in the Telugu states. With the film set for a grand Dasara release on October 19th, the excitement is palpable, and there's one particular aspect that's generating more interest.

A special moment in Bhagwant Kesari, nestled within the second half of the film, features Nandamuri Balakrishna delivering a powerful speech that promises to leave the audience utterly speechless. This powerful scene can be seen as a class for parents, particularly those raising young girls.

Balakrishna, renowned for his action-packed roles, will take on the role of an educator, explaining how girls should be nurtured and what they should be taught during their formative years. The reports suggest that this speech is nothing short of a cinematic masterpiece and is sure to send shivers down the spines of those in the theater. Why? Because it addresses an urgent and concerning issue - the harassment of young girls by individuals of all ages. With Balakrishna's dialogue delivery, it's bound to be nothing short of explosive.

With this, it is obvious that Nandamuri Balakrishna and director Anil Ravipudi have come together to create a cinematic experience that has the potential to make a real impact, serving as both entertainment and a source of inspiration for parents and children alike.

Meanwhile, Director Anil Ravipudi is no stranger to blending humor and emotions in his films, and Bhagwant Kesari is no exception. Known for his previous works in movies like Supreme, Pattas, and Raja the Great, he excels in infusing emotional depth into his narratives, often leaving audiences both laughing and wiping away tears. Even his Bhagwant Kesari is said to stands apart from the typical mass-entertainment fare. Anil Ravipudi believes this project is the pinnacle of his career thus far, underlining the depth and thought that has gone into the making of "Bhagwant Kesari."

-by Vishnupriya