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Bhaagamathie Director To Make Period Flick
By: Tupaki Desk | 21 March 2018 2:00 PM GMT
Bhaagamathie starring Anushka Shetty became a huge hit, stamping her authority on Telugu Cinema and youngsters. Her director, Ashok made a good slick action thriller with horror drama. The movie showcased a complex storyline and he narrated it in a simple way that even though there are no other known stars in the film other than Anushka, the movie received huge reception from fans and normal audience.
Before this movie, Ashok directed Pilla Zamindar, Sukumarudu and Chitrangadha. Now, he has many offers from different producers but he decided make an International film titled, Komgata Maru 1914. During British Raj, in 1914, few Indians decided to flee to Canada in a Japanese Ship, Komgata Maru. They were denied entry into the county. What happened to them? Why did they flee from their motherland in first place, is discussed in the movie.
Ashok told to media, "I am happy to be associated with such an emotional film. I was always fascinated by the stories that people had to tell about British Raj and this particular incident, really touch me. So, I decided to make a film on the issue and I am happy with the script." The movie is bankrolled by Pen N Camera productions in association with Canadian Film Council.
Before this movie, Ashok directed Pilla Zamindar, Sukumarudu and Chitrangadha. Now, he has many offers from different producers but he decided make an International film titled, Komgata Maru 1914. During British Raj, in 1914, few Indians decided to flee to Canada in a Japanese Ship, Komgata Maru. They were denied entry into the county. What happened to them? Why did they flee from their motherland in first place, is discussed in the movie.
Ashok told to media, "I am happy to be associated with such an emotional film. I was always fascinated by the stories that people had to tell about British Raj and this particular incident, really touch me. So, I decided to make a film on the issue and I am happy with the script." The movie is bankrolled by Pen N Camera productions in association with Canadian Film Council.
