It was on this day in 2007 that 'Aaduvaari Matalaku Arthale Verule', one of the best movies in Victory Venkatesh's career, hit the screens. The 'Guru' and 'F2' actor on Monday got nostalgic about it, especially about his memorable scenes with the super-talented Kota, who played his father in the family drama.

"I love the various emotions depicted in the film, especially the scenes between Kota Srinivasa Rao garu and me. The film did tremendously well and I personally received a lot of appreciation for the role. Thank you, Selvaraghavan for making me a part of this wonderful story, Trisha for being an amazing co-star and Yuvan Shankar Raja for some wonderful tunes," Venky, whose performance in the movie was superb, tweeted.

On his part, the '7/G Brindavan Colony' and 'NGK' director Selvaraghavan described Venky as a legend. "Thank you sir! The pleasure was mine. I feel super proud to have worked with a legend like you. You and Trisha brought life and magic to what I created on pen and paper," he wrote, while Yuvan said that the movie's album is one of his favourite ones.

Trisha joined them and said that the team was the best one ever!

I love the various emotions depicted in the film, especially the scenes between Kota Srinivasa Rao garu and me. The film did tremendously well and I personally received a lot of appreciation for the role. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/vUH3h2AV3q

— Venkatesh Daggubati (@VenkyMama) April 27, 2020