Only he can do it: Jr NTR praises 94-year-old Singeetham Srinivasa Rao’s efforts in new film
Actor Jr NTR praised the recent film Sing Geetham and described the creativity and intelligence of filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao as extremely inspiring. The veteran director returns to direction with the latest film.
After receiving appreciation from film personalities including Kamal Haasan and Chiranjeevi, renowned filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao’s latest directorial venture, sing a songhas now found another fan in Telugu actor Jr NTR.
RRR The actor praised the musical comedy-fantasy and unveiled another trailer for the film. He praised filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao for returning to direction at the age of 94, and also lauded director Nag Ashwin, Vyjayanthi Films and music director Devi Sri Prasad for bringing the veteran filmmaker’s long-cherished dream to life.
❮❯
“sing a song A beautiful film which touched my heart. It is extremely inspiring to see the great Singeetham Srinivasa Rao garu, at the age of 94, imparting the creativity and wisdom that only he can do. Devi Sri Prasad, you did it well! Junior NTR wrote on X, You brought magic to every scene.
See his post here:
He further wrote, “Nag Ashwin, fulfilling a 40 year old dream of a legend is nothing less than a blessing from God. The tribute that you and Vyjayanthim Films have paid to Singeetham garu is remarkable. Congratulations to the entire team! Just as Singeetham Srinivas Rao garu’s films always surprise us, the release of the trailer after the film is the biggest surprise and I am honored to present it to all of you. The movie will hit the theaters soon.” Enjoy.”
Watch the trailer for this sing a song Here:
Created by Nag Ashwin, sing a song Released in theaters on June 12 and is receiving positive response from audiences and industry members alike. Starring Shalini Kondepudi, Ahilya and Ayan in the lead roles, the film is based on Kuberapuram village, which is situated above the gold mines.
The story follows a young girl who opposes villagers’ plans to sell mines and cut down trees in search of wealth. She later finds support from a young man, but their fight takes an unexpected turn when a curse from the local deity forces the villagers to communicate only through songs instead of regular conversations.
As the appreciation continues, sing a song It emerges as an experimental musical fantasy that celebrates the enduring creativity of one of Indian cinema’s most iconic filmmakers.