Kalyan Ram's 15th film announced

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,July 05 2017]

Nandamuri Kalyan Ram, who is doing 'MLA', celebrates his birthday today. On this occasion, his 15th movie as an actor has been announced.

It's a romantic-comedy to be directed by 59-year-old writer Jayendra Panchapakesan. The award-winning and acclaimed cinematographer PC Sreeram has been roped in as cinematographer. Jayendra and PC have been creative partners since 1986.

Presented by East Coast Productions of journalist-turned-producer Mahesh Koneru, it's coming from Cool Breeze Cinemas.

Kalyan Ram is seen wearing a serious-looking expression in the First Look.

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