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‘Colors’ Swathi coming today with ‘Ananthapuram 1980’

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,May 01 2009]

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The big eyed sweet girl Swathi who has been going on a success spree is all set to try her luck in a dubbed version. Apparently, her Tamil debut movie ‘Subramaniapuram’ which became a raging hit in Kollywood is all set to release today in Telugu in the dubbed format.

This has been titled ‘Ananthapuram 1980’ and Swathi has paired up with Sasi Kumar who also happens to be the director of this movie.

The film also has Kanja Karuppu, Samuthirakhani and a horde of other Tamil actors. This would be a challenge of sorts for Swathi since the film is made on the backdrop of the 80s and except Swathi, there is not a familiar face that the Telugu audience recognizes.

All the best Swathi!!!

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