Natural star Nani’s latest release, Hi Nanna, released its teaser today and garnered positive reactions, though it didn’t generate widespread attention.
When questioned about the Hindi release of Hi Nanna, particularly in light of Dasara’s disappointing performance in Hindi, Nani clarified that he never expected Dasara to become a blockbuster in Hindi.
Nani also explained why Hindi was omitted from the Hi Nanna posters. According to him, the team intends to select a different title for the Hindi version, which is why the posters only feature ‘Telugu,’ ‘Tamil,’ ‘Kannada,’ and ‘Malayalam.’
It’s somewhat odd that Nani initially aimed for a pan-India release of Hi Nanna but later realized that the Hindi version should have a distinct title, given that most pan-India releases maintain a single title.
On top of everything, there is also a question if the content has Pan-India appeal? The recent example of Vijay Deverakonda’s Kushi, which also promoted to be a pan-India film, and its results raise the question of whether it’s worthwhile to label every movie as pan-India.
