‘Chaari 111’ First Look: Vennela Kishore stylish as a Spy

Renowned for his rib-tickling performances, star comedian Vennela Kishore is set to step into a new role as the lead in the upcoming film titled ‘Chaari 111’. Known for creating laughter riots on the silver screen, Vennela Kishore is set to bring his comedic prowess to the forefront in this hilarious spy thriller directed by TG Keerthi Kumar, acclaimed for ‘Malli Modalaindi.’

The film, produced by Aditi Soni under the Barkat Studios Production Banner, features Samyukta Viswanathan as the female lead, and Murli Sharma in a significant role. The makers unveiled the first look poster on Children’s Day, November 14, portraying Vennela Kishore in a stylish and sleek avatar resembling the iconic Hollywood spy, James Bond 007. The comedian will take on the role of a perplexed spy, tasked with the mission of saving Hyderabad city.

Director Keerthi Kumar shed light on the film, stating, “It is a spy action comedy film. Vennela Kishore will be seen in the role of a spy. His look is stylish as a secret agent investigating suspicious incidents in the city. The character is marked by a delightful confusion, adding layers of intrigue. Murali Sharma plays a pivotal role as the head of a spy agency, contributing to the story’s depth. With stylish action scenes, our film promises continuous entertainment.”

The ensemble cast includes Brahmaji, Satya, Rahul Ravindran, Pavani Reddy, and ‘Tagubothu’ Ramesh in key roles. Simon J King lends his musical talent as the composer, while Kashish Grover serves as the cinematographer.

Producer Aditi Soni expressed that ‘Chaari 111’ is set to redefine the spy genre, highlighting Vennela Kishore’s stellar performance and TG Keerthi Kumar’s directorial finesse. The film promises surprises in its narrative, with the villain’s identity kept under wraps. Aditi Soni shared, “The scenes shot so far have given us immense satisfaction, and the shooting is progressing at a brisk pace, keeping the audience eagerly anticipating this unique cinematic experience.”