Dacoit will leave you with heavy heart - Nag Ashwin

Adivi Sesh has become hit machine among Telugu young heroes and his new movie Dacoit has taken his career best opening. It is matching towards becoming his biggest blockbuster. The movie collected Rs.28 crores+ gross worldwide and team conducted a blockbuster success meet. Direcgof Nag Ashwin, Producers Allu Aravind, Bunny Vasu, Swapna Dutt, director BV Nandini Reddy attended the event as special guests.

Nag Ashwin stated that no one will leave theatres without feeling heavy and he stated that he has similar passion and love like Adivi Sesh. He too feels like there is no enough time to give the final best product even after 2-3 years. He stated that he will ask his team to watch it again. He remarked that Supriya was his senior in school and she is needed as a producer in Telugu Cinema.

Allu Aravind speaking at the event, said, "I am thrilled to watch Adivi Sesh bring such quality content to Telugu Cinema. His passion, work ethic and talent are admirable. I know producer Supriya Yarlagadda from her childhood and her penchant to deliver best is remarkable. They both created this humungous film. My only request to Mrunal Thakur is that please settle in TFI and marry someone here. You're our Telugu treasure."

Supriya Yarlagadda thanked everyone who attended the event and stated that she wanted to bring back SS Creations, her father Surendra's dream and deliver a spectacular cinematic experience. She stated that she is extremely proud of Dacoit and thanked director Shaneil Deo, entire team for their hard work.

Adivi Sesh said, "I am speechless to see big producers, legendary filmmakers, the people I looked upto as a kid telling me that I did something right. This film exists because of Supriya, no matter how many hurdles we faced she stood like a pillar of support. We faced numerous issues but today, I'm relieved and proud to say that this film took my career best opening. Dacoit is a love story between me and my team till yesterday, today, it is a love story between me and my audiences."