'Geeta Sakshigaa' is slated to hit the screens on March 22. Helmed by Anthony Mattipalli, its trailer launch event was held on Tuesday. The producer of the movie, Chetan Raj, has been a film distributor in Mumbai. He is releasing the movie in Telugu and Hindi simultaneously, owing to his prior experience.

Speaking on the occasion, Srikanth Iyengar said, "I want this producer to do more good movies here. Director Anthony gave me a very good character. Both Aadarsh and Chitra Shukla, the lead pair, have done so well. A movie with a very good message and commercial elements."

Aadarsh said, "Director Anthony's dedication levels are high. After the success of this movie, he will get opportunities from big banners. In recent times, the Telugu audience have favored movies with strong content. Our movie, too, shall join the league. Please watch this movie in theatres. Music director Gopi Sundar provided wonderful music. Every frame is superb."

Chitra Shukla said, "The experience of working with Srikanth Iyengar was great. Thanks to our director Anthony and producer Chetan as well. This is a film revolving around women's issues."

Producer Chetan Raj said, "In our country, women are worshiped as motherly figures. The woman is the embodiment of Shakti Herself. As a child, as a wife, as a mother, and as a friend, that energy constantly supports us. Atrocities are being committed against such mothers. Anthony has executed the story so well."

Director Anthony Mattipalli said, "When I listened to the concept of the film, it seemed to be close to my thoughts. I researched how the police department and courts react when atrocities are committed against girls. I have taken inspiration from many incidents that I have read about in making this film."

'Naandhi' director Vijay Kanakamedala said, "I know Aadarsh from Dhee, the TV show. He also acted in TV serials. Now I am getting acquainted with him as a film hero. The trailer is very good. Chitra Shukla chooses performance-oriented characters. I wish the movie's team all the best."