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Trailer Talk: Siva Balaji Makes A Comeback!
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 Nov 2017 9:29 AM GMT
Siva Balaji came into Telugu Films as a lead actor. He did Idi Mana Ashok gadi Love Story in the direction of Suresh Krissna, the director of films like Basha, Daddy. The movie did not work out but he got to play a Villain in Sukumar's Arya. The movie gave him a big break and he found some success with Chandamama. Then again, his films flopped and after Shambo Siva Shambo, if he got to play a character in a noteable film, then that is as a brother of Pawan Kalyan in Katamarayudu.
Still, Siva Balaji believed that he has a chance to prove himself as a lead actor and he waited for right chances. He finally started a film as a producer with Rajeev Kanakala as another hero. The movie started last year but did not take off the post production work. With Bigg Boss giving him fame among the family audience, he decided this is the right time to bring the movie back from hibernation.
Titled, Snehamera Jeevitham, the movie has an 80's backdrop and both the lead actors looked completely in character. Siva looked rugged as a thug and Rajeev as a rich person. Fighting for a girl, these two friends commit a crime and how that effects them is the theme of the story. Watch the trailer here ..
Still, Siva Balaji believed that he has a chance to prove himself as a lead actor and he waited for right chances. He finally started a film as a producer with Rajeev Kanakala as another hero. The movie started last year but did not take off the post production work. With Bigg Boss giving him fame among the family audience, he decided this is the right time to bring the movie back from hibernation.
Titled, Snehamera Jeevitham, the movie has an 80's backdrop and both the lead actors looked completely in character. Siva looked rugged as a thug and Rajeev as a rich person. Fighting for a girl, these two friends commit a crime and how that effects them is the theme of the story. Watch the trailer here ..
