Bhogi Poster Creates Chiranjeevi Hitler Memories

Sharwanand’s upcoming movie Bhogi has created fresh interest with a special Raksha Bandhan poster. The poster shows Sharwanand’s character Ganga with his five sisters. The simple family moment has also reminded some Telugu movie fans of the emotional brother-sister connection seen in Chiranjeevi’s popular film Hitler.

Director Sampath Nandi shared the special poster on Raksha Bandhan. He revealed that Ganga has five sisters in the story. The poster shows Sharwanand surrounded by the five women, giving the film a strong family emotion along with its action image.

The poster has a traditional and old-style look. Sharwanand appears in a rugged character, while the presence of his five sisters gives another side to Ganga’s personality. The makers are presenting the relationship as an important part of the story.

The idea of a brother protecting several sisters naturally brought back memories of Chiranjeevi’s Hitler for some movie lovers. That film also became popular for its strong family emotions and the bond between a brother and his sisters. Because of this, fans are now wondering whether Bhogi will also have a powerful emotional family track along with its action.

Bhogi is being directed by Sampath Nandi and features Sharwanand in the lead role. The film is set in the early 1960s and takes place around a fictional village on the Telangana-Maharashtra border. The movie is being made as a period action drama with a large-scale treatment.

The team has already completed major action schedules, including an important climax sequence. A huge set was created for the climax, and hundreds of junior artistes were involved. The makers are reportedly taking special care with the action scenes and visual effects.

Sharwanand is said to have undergone a major transformation for the role of Ganga. His character is expected to be powerful, intense and emotionally connected to his family.

Anupama Parameswaran and Dimple Hayathi are playing the female leads. Anupama is seen as Sulochana Rani, while Dimple plays Mandaram.