The success meet of Bhagwant Kesari was a grand affair. Balakrishna took the stage and delivered a heartfelt speech and expressed his gratitude for the fortunate timing of the film’s release during Dussehra and considering its theme of women empowerment. Balakrishna showered praises upon director Anil Ravipudi for his ability to tell diverse stories, emphasizing that age is just a number when it comes to creativity.
Balayya had interesting words of appreciation for Thaman, the music composer, referring to him as a super talent. Balakrishna didn’t forget to mention the heroine, Kajal, acknowledging her captivating presence in the industry with her iconic round fish eyes. The actor also spoke about Arjun Rampal, welcoming him in Hindi as his “dost” from Mumbai and commending him for dubbing for the film in his own voice.
Balakrishna reserved special commendation for Srileela, emphasizing the transition from glamorous and playful roles to more performance-oriented characters. Balayya extended his thanks to the actors and technicians who contributed to the movie and emphasized the role of cinema in mental development and women empowerment.
