Legendary director K Raghavendra Rao Launched Ala Ninnu Cheti’s first look.
The first look at the motion picture makers’ Kommalapati Sai Sudhakar, Dinesh Tej, Hebah Patel, Payal Radhakrishna, and Viision was released by legendary director K. Raghavendra Rao. Ala Ninnu Cheri Families and young people alike adore feel-good romantic comedies, which have a broad appeal. In the upcoming romantic comedy Ala Ninnu Cheri, Dinesh Tej of the Husharu fame plays the lead, with Hebah Patel and Payal Radhakrishna playing the leading females on each side of him. Under the auspices of Viision Movie Makers, Kommalapati Sai Sudhakar is the film’s producer and Maresh Shivan is the film’s director. It is being presented by Kommalapati Sridhar.
On the festival of Sankranthi, a first peek at the movie was released. Launching the first look glimpse was done with honours by renowned director K Raghavendra Rao. The video introduces the main characters and the endearing feelings they have for one another. Hebah is Anu, Payal is Divya, and Dinesh is Ganesh.
The glance of Dinesh Tej, who was seen wearing two distinct outfits, reveals his amorous connections to Hebah Patel and Payal Radhakrishna. The main character and his love interests have hip looks. With his entrancing background music, Subhash Anand mesmerises. The film’s first look and motion poster were unveiled by the creators on New Year’s Day and were well appreciated. The glance makes the movie seem promising.
The movie’s story, screenplay, and dialogue were all written by Maresh Shivan. I Andrew, a well-known cinematographer, is working on the film; Vithal is the art director. Chandrabose wrote the song’s lyrics. The editor is Kotagiri Venkateshwara Rao, and the ex-producer is Karnati Rambabu. The other notable cast members include “Rangasthalam” Mahesh and Shivakumar Ramachandravarapu.
The film’s production is moving along quickly, and the final schedule will soon start. Cast includes “Rangasthalam” Mahesh, Jhansi, Kedar Shankar, Hebah Patel, Payal Radhakrishna, Shivakumar Ramachandravarapu, and others.
