Nara Rohit’s Revealed Short Break Becomes Long Pause

What was meant to be a short breather from the screen turned into a long, unexpected pause for actor Nara Rohit. Now back in the spotlight, Nara Rohit opened up during a media interaction in Hyderabad, shedding light on his return with Bhairavam. The film, a remake of the Tamil hit Garudan, has been tailored to suit Telugu audiences by director Vijay Kanakamedala and is set for release on May 30th.

Rohit teams up with Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas and Manchu Manoj in what he calls his first true mass commercial outing. Even for those who have seen the original, he assures us that Bhairavam would provide something fresh, despite the fact that remakes frequently feel cliched. He gave producer Bellamkonda Suresh credit for persuading him to accept the part because of his deep faith in the narrative.

When Rohit looked back on his vacation, he explained that it was not planned and ended up lasting longer than anticipated. With Bhairavam, he aims to restart his journey in Telugu cinema with consistency and a stronger audience connection.

As he prepares for the film's release, Rohit appears focused, ready to embrace mass cinema, and curious to see how audiences receive this reimagined tale.