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Masthi and the missing girls

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,September 11 2012]

Ravi K Punnam is a journalist-turned-producer of Masthi. How does he being an erstwhile journalist matter? As a journalist, I have observed what kind of movies fetch profits for the distributors. That is why I have chosen the subject of five missing girls for my film. Films recently made by journalists, like Ee Rojullo, Lovely, ORCK and Journey have all been hits. Our film will join them, he said on a positive note.

Director Chacha wants us to see for ourselves how the 'masti' of the five heroines - played by Sushma, Deeksha Panth, Nazia Adil, Rekha and Madhu Bala- would be.

The film’s audio will hit the stalls in the last week, and the film might be released soon after that.

Cinematography is by Gopinath. BG score is by Vijay Kurakula. Produced by PV Nagesh Kumar and Ravi, the film is written by the director himself.

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