News Beat

Sudigali Sudheer’s ‘Calling Sahasra’ In November

Actor Sudigali Sudheer who is quite popular and earning fame among audiences with his performances on the small screen is now impressing on the silver screen as well. After scoring a blockbuster with ‘Galodu, his latest film is ‘Calling Sahasra’. Arun Vikkirala is directing this film while Vijesh Tayal, Chiranjeevi Pamidi, and Venkateswarlu Katuri produced it under Shadow Media Productions and Radha Arts banners. Dollysha is playing the female lead opposite Sudheer.

Sudheer who has entertained with his TV shows has earned fame as a mass hero with ‘Galodu’. Now, he is making another different attempt. ‘Calling Sahasra’ has wrapped up its post-production works. On this occasion…

ADVERTISEMENT

Producer Venkateswarlu Katuri says, ” ‘Calling Sahasra’ is our first step as producers. This film is a sweet memory for us. We have completed the film with the support of Director Arun Garu, Hero Sudheer Garu, and Heroine DollySha. The output came out superbly. I can confidently say that the audience is going to witness a brand new Sudheer in the film. The audience will be surprised while watching Sudheer on the big screen. They would wonder Sudheer can do such kind of roles too. His role comprises wild, thrilling, and massy elements. ‘Calling Sahasra’ will be an edge-of-the-seat thriller with surprising twists and turns. Post-production works are completed. We are planning to release the film in November.

Share
Vishnu Aadi

Vishnu is the Head of Daily Operations at M9 News, where he coordinates the writing team, publishers, and management. With a strong focus on ensuring smooth workflow and seamless collaboration, Vishnu plays a key role…

Published by

Recent Posts

The Paradise: Did Odela Waste Once-In-A-Lifetime Chance?

Srikanth Odela made a promising debut with Dasara starring Nani. The film had its flaws,…

7 hours ago

Fortune 500 Companies Not Hiring H-1Bs Anymore?

A software engineer on H-1B took to Reddit after being laid off. They had attended…

8 hours ago