Mass Ka Das Vishwak Sen's upcoming film 'Gaami', set to release on 8th March, has been garnering significant attention. The adventure drama follows Vishwak's character on a quest to find a cure for his condition, 'Human Touch'. The promotional campaign has kicked off with the unveiling of the first look, character posters, and a teaser, all of which have generated a positive buzz for the movie. As anticipation builds, the theatrical trailer is set to drop on 29th February.

Adding to the excitement, the makers have released 'The Quest Song' from the movie, titled 'Gamyaanne', a composition that resonates deeply with its audience. Scored by Sweekar Agasthi, the song portrays Vishwak as an Aghora embarking on a daring journey to seek a remedy for his affliction. His character's struggle with the rare disease, which renders him unable to feel human touch, is poignantly depicted through the song's lyrics penned by Sanapati Bharadwaj Patrudu. Anurag Kulkarni's soulful rendition, accompanied by vocals from Sweekar Agasthi and Sugunamma, further enhances the emotional depth of the track.

With haunting melodies and Vishwak Sen's impeccable emotive performance, 'The Quest Song' promises to linger in the hearts of audiences long after they leave the theater. Behind the scenes, cinematographers Vishwanath Reddy and Rampy Nandigam, along with composers Naresh Kumaran and Sweekar Agasthi, contribute to the film's visual and auditory richness.

'Gaami' is presented by V Celluloid and produced by Karthik Sabareesh under Karthik Kult Creations. Directed by Vidyadhar Kagita, the screenplay is penned by Vidyadhar Kagita and Pratyush Vatyam. Raghavendra Thirun serves as the editor, while Sunil Raju Chinta oversees VFX. Chandini Chowdary stars opposite Vishwak Sen, with MG Abhinaya, Harika Pedada, and Mohammad Samad playing significant roles. The ensemble cast includes Dayanand Reddy, Shanthi Rao, Mayank Parakh, and others, promising a captivating cinematic experience. Movie lovers are waiting eagerly to enjoy Gaami on the big screen.