Sharwanand, renowned for his versatility, has embarked on his most ambitious project yet, Sharwa38, directed by the acclaimed mass maker Sampath Nandi. Produced under the banner of Sri Sathya Sai Arts by KK Radhamohan, this high-budget film is a gripping period action drama set in the rural heartland of North Telangana in the late 1960s.

The story delves into a world dominated by fear, where violence is seen as the only solution. Sharwa38 promises a raw and intense narrative, filled with gripping action sequences and emotionally charged moments, marking a departure from both Sampath Nandi's and Sharwanand's previous works. Given its universal appeal, the film is slated for a Pan-India release, a significant milestone for both the director and the actor.

Sharwanand will undergo a striking transformation to portray a never-before-seen character from the 60s. The film boasts a stellar technical team, including acclaimed cinematographer Soundar Rajan S, sensational composer Bheems Ceciroleo, and art director Kiran Kumar Manne. The ensemble cast and additional technicians will be announced soon. Sharwa38 will be released in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi languages.

With its unique storyline and exceptional technical standards, Sharwa38 has generated immense anticipation. The announcement poster, featuring a dramatic image of fire engulfing a desolate landscape, hints at the film's intense narrative. As Sharwanand and Sampath Nandi join forces, they promise a bloodbath in this high-voltage cinematic experience.

Director Sampath Nandi has expressed his excitement about the project, stating that Sharwa38 is a dream come true. He has praised Sharwanand's dedication and commitment to the role, noting that the actor has undergone a remarkable physical transformation to embody the character.

The film's action sequences are being choreographed by renowned stunt director Ram Lakshman. The team has been working tirelessly to create authentic and visually stunning fight scenes that reflect the period setting.

The period setting of Sharwa38 has presented unique challenges for the production team. The art department has been meticulous in recreating the look and feel of 1960s North Telangana, from the costumes and props to the set design.