Mangalavaram - A Story India Has Never Touched Before

Director Ajay Bhupathi, known for the bold and sensational RX 100, is ready to make a comeback with his latest venture, Mangalavaram. After the success of RX 100, Bhupathi's career took an unexpected turn with the failure of his second film, Mahasamudram. However, undeterred by the setback, the director is now gearing up for a new cinematic journey.

Mangalavaram, featuring RX 100's heroine Payal Rajput in the lead, is said to be a rustic village drama infused with edge-of-the-seat thrilling elements. Bhupathi, speaking at a recent pre-release event, revealed intriguing details about the film. He confessed that writing the Mangalavaram script was an intense experience, causing his hands to shake, and he promised that the audience would find it difficult to remain seated while watching the film.

The director emphasized that Mangalavaram touches upon a sensitive subject that has not been explored in Indian cinema before. Despite Mahasamudram's failure, Bhupathi asserted that he would have pursued Mangalavaram even if his second film had been a blockbuster.

Bhupathi acknowledged the challenges he faced post-Mahasamudram, with people seemingly avoiding him. He mentioned everyone sees flop director as widow (Mogudu Sachina Munda). However, he remains confident in Mangalavaram's potential to redefine Telugu cinema, describing it as an untouched genre in the industry. He promised the audience an immersive experience, urging them to expect goosebumps and an accelerated heartbeat while watching the movie.

As a plea to fans, Bhupathi requested them not to reveal any spoilers after watching Mangalavaram, highlighting the film's next-level narrative and the importance of preserving the element of surprise. With these insights, Ajay Bhupathi seems poised to reclaim his status as a bold and innovative director, ready to captivate audiences with Mangalavaram's thrilling and rustic storytelling.