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Special Role In 'Lakshmi's NTR'
By: Tupaki Desk | 20 Feb 2019 5:00 AM GMTIt is known that controversial director Ram Gopal Varma focuses more on the publicity of his movies. He is repeating the same for his upcoming movie 'Lakshmi's NTR'.
The recently released trailer of the movie has received a positive response from the audience. It is evident that RGV is going to show Chandrababu Naidu in bad light in the movie. Though some are commenting that the movie might struggle to get released, RGV is ignoring those rumors and is focusing on the movie promotions. As per the latest reports, he has kept some characters in the movie under the wraps and hasn't shown them in the first look or trailer. It is Paritala's role and an actor named Narendra Naidu who is an upcoming artist is portraying the role of Paritala Ravi in the movie. If the buzz is to be believed then there will be some interesting scenes between him and NTR.
It is known that RGV has already made a movie on him with Vivek Oberoi. Now, he is going to show the relationship between NTR and Paritala Ravi after NTR's marriage with Lakshmi Parvathi.
The recently released trailer of the movie has received a positive response from the audience. It is evident that RGV is going to show Chandrababu Naidu in bad light in the movie. Though some are commenting that the movie might struggle to get released, RGV is ignoring those rumors and is focusing on the movie promotions. As per the latest reports, he has kept some characters in the movie under the wraps and hasn't shown them in the first look or trailer. It is Paritala's role and an actor named Narendra Naidu who is an upcoming artist is portraying the role of Paritala Ravi in the movie. If the buzz is to be believed then there will be some interesting scenes between him and NTR.
It is known that RGV has already made a movie on him with Vivek Oberoi. Now, he is going to show the relationship between NTR and Paritala Ravi after NTR's marriage with Lakshmi Parvathi.