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'Aakasa Ramanna' to storm theaters this month end

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,February 06 2009]

'Aakasa Ramanna' will star Alluri Naresh, Shivaji, Rajiv Kanakala, Meera Jasmine and Gauri Pandit under the direction of Ashok of 'Flash News' fame. The film is produced by Manyam Ramesh on the Manyam Entertainments banner. Presented by Manyam Suryanarayana, the movie has completed talkie portion.

Briefing on the progress made, Manyam Ramesh informed that except 2 songs the shooting has been complete in all respects. The dubbing part is currently going on. The remaining 2 songs will be filmed from the 6th of this month at Ramoji Film City.

The film has reportedly been made with a versatile concept and plans are on to release it by the end of February.

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