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Manoj – Chandrasekhar Yelleti to do a film

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,October 07 2008]

'Aithe', 'Anukokunda Oka Roju' starring Charmme and Gopichand’s 'Okkadunnadu' are some of the versatile movies that brought good recognition to director Chandrasekhar Yelleti. He is shortly going to direct his next film with Manoj, son of Mohan Babu playing the main lead.

The regular shooting for this film will begin from next week at Malaysia. The heroine is yet to be chosen for this film.

Currently, the film 'Nenu Meeku Thelusa?' having Manoj and Sneha Ullal in the lead is undergoing censor certification. The film is going to be released on 10th of this month.

His debut film still to be released, Manoj is already flooded with offers and might make a mark in the Tinselville sooner.

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