Sharwanand has long been known for his clean image and versatility. He fits naturally into comedy, family dramas, and romantic stories. But in recent years, he has struggled to deliver consistent hits, and a string of flops has pushed him out of the league of bankable stars. Now, he’s aiming for a strong comeback with two upcoming releases that could turn things around.
The first is Nari Nari Naduma Murari, set for release during Sankranti. The festive season will bring heavy competition, with big films like Chiranjeevi’s MSG and Prabhas’ Raja Saab hitting theatres at the same time. Sharwanand has handled this kind of pressure before — he delivered a hit with Shatamanam Bhavati during a tough Sankranti season and he’ll be hoping to repeat that success. But this time, the challenge is much bigger.
His second film, Biker, produced by UV Creations and directed by Abhilash Reddy, shows him in a completely new light. The story is based on sports, and Sharwanand plays a bike racer. The first look has already impressed fans, showing him in a younger, high-energy avatar. With its blend of action and emotion, Biker is expected to connect strongly with youth audiences.
Apart from these two, Sharwanand is also part of a third project directed by Srinu Vaitla, who has been trying to reinvent himself after a series of misses. The film, originally considered for Nithin, is said to be a fun-filled entertainer. Both fans and trade circles hope this collaboration gives Srinu Vaitla and Sharwanand the success they’ve been missing.
The next few months will be critical for Sharwanand. The performance of these three films will decide his standing in Tollywood. For now, all eyes are on him to see whether he can bounce back and reclaim his place among Telugu cinema’s top stars.
