Sumanth Says Mahendragiri Varahi Will Leave Audiences Spellbound
Sumanth is very confident about the film and believes that it will give audiences a different theatrical experience.
Actor Sumanth is getting ready for the release of his upcoming film Mahendragiri Varahi (MGV). The movie is a devotional supernatural thriller and has created interest among Telugu cinema lovers. Sumanth is very confident about the film and believes that it will give audiences a different theatrical experience.
There has been some talk about the movie being similar to Murari because both films have a curse element. However, Sumanth says the similarity ends there. He made it clear that Mahendragiri Varahi has a completely different story and central idea.
Speaking about the film, Sumanth said, "The resemblance with Murari is only because of the curse. The core point of the movie is very different, and that is something audiences can experience only in theatres."
The film has already completed its censor formalities and received a U/A certificate. Actress Aishwarya Rajesh is playing an important role in the movie, while Siddhu Jonnalagadda will be seen in a cameo appearance. The film is directed by Santhossh Jagarlapudi and produced by Madhu and Laxman.
Mahendragiri Varahi is said to be the biggest-budget film in Sumanth's career so far. The movie is scheduled to release worldwide on September 11 and is arriving with good expectations.
Sumanth also spoke about the background of the story. He revealed that the film has strong references to Indian scriptures and mythology. "The story is connected with Vedas and Puranas, and Santhossh has a great command over these subjects," he said.
The actor also shared that he enjoyed being part of the project. He revealed that he had been waiting for nearly three years to see the film reach audiences. "I really enjoyed working on the script. I have been waiting for this film to release for three years, and now I am excited to watch it with the audience in theatres," Sumanth said.
He is particularly confident about the important portions of the movie. According to him, the interval, pre-climax and climax will surprise viewers.
"The interval, pre-climax and climax portions will be unimaginable," Sumanth said. He also believes that the film's theme of devotion and faith in God will connect with everyone.
The actor feels that the combination of devotion, emotions and thrilling moments makes Mahendragiri Varahi a strong theatrical entertainer. He is hoping the film will leave audiences "spellbound in theatres."