Samantha Promises Smiles with Subham This Summer

Samantha didn’t just walk into the pre-release event of Subham in Visakhapatnam she owned the moment, eyes gleaming with emotion and purpose. For an actress who has ruled the screen for years, this was a different spotlight. Her debut as a producer under the TraLaLa Moving Pictures banner wasn’t about chasing trends, but about championing fresh voices. With Subham, directed by Praveen Kandregula, and backed by music from Clinton Cerejo and a background score by Vivek Sagar, Samantha sent a clear message: she’s here to build, not just perform.

The crowd roared when she said, “Every time I come to Vizag, it’s magic. This place gives me nothing but hits.” But the moment that moved everyone came next she broke into tears, not out of nerves, but out of pride. “Praveen’s energy lit something in me. That’s why I started this banner to tell different stories with new people.” Her words weren’t just promotion; they were a declaration. She urged families to watch Subham on May 9, promising it would leave audiences smiling.

Director Praveen, visibly emotional, called Subham a unique piece of cinema. “Telugu audiences haven’t seen horror-comedy like this,” he said, giving full credit to Samantha for backing an offbeat idea. Writer Vasanth echoed the sentiment, praising Samantha’s fearless support and Praveen’s child-like curiosity that gave the film its heart. From Harshith Reddy to Charan Peri, every actor shared their journey with affection, calling the film more of a family than a project.

There was no closing speech, no staged goodbye. Just smiles, laughter, and warm hugs from a team that had built something honest. Samantha didn’t exit the stage like a star she left like a creator who had planted the first seed of something real. Subham is more than a film for her. It’s the beginning of a new chapter and May 9 is when the audience gets to open that first page.