“I left my home when my daughter is four months old. I only go home every 6-8 months. We love each other very much but there is some unexplainable uneasiness between both of us. I work day and night for her future but that comes at a cost. Similarly there are many stories around us. That feeling is an inspiration for this film,” the director explained.
“We have seen many family dramas in the past but relatablility to the current generation is the strength of Aadavallu Meeku Joharlu. There is loads of humor and subtle emotions. Audience should watch this film with their families and I can vouch they will see at each other many times while watching the film, Kishore said.
“I am completing all works tomorrow. We are going to Censor on day after. I never bothered about release dates in my career. Producers will take care of this,” he said about a possible postponement.
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