Chal Chal Gurram audio released
- IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,April 20 2016]
Chal Chal Gurram is a film directed by debutante Mohana Prasad. Starring Sailesh Bolishetty, Deeksha Panth, Angana Rai, the film is produced by M Raghavayya on MR Entertainments. The audio of Chal Chal Gurram was released. The big CD was released by Srikanth. The first CD of the audio was released by Tammareddy Bharadwaj, who handed it over to ex-Minister Ponnala Lakshmayya.
The guests Ponnala Lakshmayya, Marri Sashidhar Reddy, Swamy Goud, and C Ramachandrayya congratulated the team.
Tammareddy Bharadwaj said, "The trailer is good. Vengi's music has impressed me. This film has all commercial ingredients and I wish the unit all the best."
Actor Tarun wished that the film becomes a success.
Speaking on the occasion, actor Srikanth said, "I was surprised when I came to know that Sailesh, who played Varun Tej's friend in Mukunda is a car racer. I wish that this solo film of Sailesh becomes a big hit."
Director Mohana Prasad said, "I thank the producer for keeping faith in me. Our film is emotional content, it has comedy and romance. Even though it's only his second film, Sailesh has acted very well. There are 34 characters in total. But none of the characters is related by blood to others. This film is a unique concept. Made entirely in corporate backdrop, the film drives home the message that it's not material contacts but values that are important. All the characters are true-to-life. Dialogues are rib-tickling. But there is a deeper truth behind the lines."
Producer M Raghavayya hoped that the audio and the film will be big hits. "Our film is in post-production stage. We will release the film in the last week of May or first week of June."
Music director Vengi said, "There are songs of all shades and variations in our film."
Sailesh said, "I am sure that the audience will like the film's novelty. I did the film because I liked the main point. Vengi's music will be a big plus for the film. Besides having commercial values, our film is great visually."