Speaking at the pre-release event of 'Amar Akbar Anthony', Sreenu Vaitla described Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja as a kind of lucky charm. "Ravi Teja is a troubleshooter for me. When I am dull, he gives me energy and helps me bounce back. That has happened in the past and is happening now. I will always be thankful to him for this," the director, who is reeling under a series of flops, said.

About how the project began, Vaitla revealed, "I and Vamsi worked on the story for two months. We were later joined by two other writers. The script-making took another eight months. I am confident that the audience will definitely reward our experience."

"In making 'AAA', we have taken a number of challenges. Thanks to the producers, we could translate our vision on the celluloid. This is one of the most luxurious films ever made by me. Venkat C Dileep's photography is unbelievably good, so also Thaman's BGM. I appreciate Ileana for her dedication. She has worked hard to get the dubbing right," Vaitla signed off.