After EVV's death, sons take the baton forward
Tuesday, November 22, 2011 • Tamil
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In what they call will be a tribute to their late father, Allari Naresh and Aryan Rajesh announced the launching of a film to be produced by EVV Cinema, late EVV SatyanarayanaÂs production house. After the untimely death of the acclaimed director-producer early this year, there has been no film from the banner.
Naresh and Rajesh said that they felt they should open a new leaf by taking the baton forward. Consequently, a film will be launched in January 2012. This new film, to be produced by Rajesh, will, surprisingly, not star either of them.
In fact, the first-time producer is planning to approach a big star to play the lead role.
EVV followed a shrewd strategy when it came to spending money on films. Rajesh must have learnt the right lessons already!
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