Devil Is Unique Storytelling: NKR

Talented actor Kalyan Ram is gearing up to grace the big screens with his upcoming movie, “Devil,” a gripping period spy thriller set to release on December 29th. Directed and produced by Abhishek Nama, this multi-lingual film will be available in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Kannada, and Malayalam languages.

The movie stars Samyuktha as the female lead, while Malavika Nair plays a crucial role, heightening anticipation among fans. The recently released teaser and singles have already captured audiences’ attention, setting the stage for the grand reveal of the theatrical trailer at a launch event.

He is in all praise for Producer – Director Abhishek Nama for his uncompromising efforts to make a compelling film with unique backdrop.

During the event, Kalyan Ram expressed his confidence in the film’s quality, praising the collaborative efforts of the team. He acknowledged the dedication of the story creator Srikanth, visual magician Soundar Rajan, and the creative contributions of Venkat Master, Ramakrishna Master, and Costume Designer Rajesh Garu, shaping a compelling 1940s backdrop.

Kalyan Ram assured fans of an enthralling experience, promising a unique storyline blended with commercial elements. He also hinted at the sequel to “Bimbisara” and the progress of brother NTR’s film “Devara,” emphasizing the team’s commitment to delivering an enjoyable cinematic experience.

Kalyan Ram stated, “We will commence ‘Bimbisara 2’ either in April or May next year. Regarding brother NTR’s movie ‘Devara’ After creating a movie like ‘RRR,’ an actor, director, and production team bear immense responsibility. Even a minor error doesn’t go unnoticed. Our aim is to ensure the audience’s enjoyment during the theatrical screening. Sneak peek of the film will be released shortly, and all necessary preparations are underway. The VFX of the film demands substantial time because we intend to unveil a new world in the ‘Devara’ movie. Kindly bear with us. The team will soon announce the glimpse’s release date”.