Chaitanya Rao's upcoming film, Paarijatha Parvam, directed by Santosh Kambhampati, is generating immense excitement among audiences. The makers shared the good news coming up with the film release and also came up with the teaser. According to the latest,the film, set to release on April 19, 2024, recently unveiled its intriguing teaser, which has captured the attention of viewers.

The one-minute teaser commences with the captivating caption 'Kidnap is an Art' and introduces the characters portrayed by Sunil and Chaitanya Rao. Sunil's appearance in the teaser is particularly noteworthy, as he debuts a forehead tattoo that reads 'Jai Mega Star.' While the teaser tantalizes viewers without revealing the explicit plot, it effectively piques their curiosity and suggests a hilarious and engaging narrative.

Paarijatha Parvam features Shraddha Das and Malavika Satheesan as the leading ladies, with music composed by the renowned Ree, further enhancing the film's appeal. The cast also includes Viva Harsha, Srikanth Iyengar, and Santosh in significant roles. The film's captivating title look, melodious songs, concept teaser, and visually stunning posters have already garnered widespread acclaim, building anticipation among the audience.

Produced by Mahidhar Reddy and Devesh under the banner of Vanamali Creations, Paarijatha Parvam promises to deliver a delightful cinematic experience to audiences. The film's screenplay and direction are helm by Santosh Kambhampati, who previously directed the highly successful 2022 romantic comedy BFH (Boyfriend for Hire). Cinematography is handled by the talented Bala Saraswati, while editing is entrusted to the experienced Sasank Vupputuri.

Paarijatha Parvam is poised to be a refreshing and entertaining addition to Chaitanya Rao's stellar filmography. Fans eagerly anticipate witnessing his hilarious and impactful performance in the film, which promises to be a memorable cinematic experience for audiences worldwide. Fans and movie lovers are waiting eagerly to enjoy Chaitanya Rao's antics on the big screen when the film releases in theatres.