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I am your every breath, feel me: Mahesh Babu's voice

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,February 15 2018]

"I love you, too... I have always loved you, and will always love you... Call me Nature or love... I am you... I am omniscient... You are love, I am love... Feel me... I am your every breath," says Mahesh Babu's voice-over in the latest short trailer of 'Manasuku Nachindi'.

The Superstar will be heard as Nature in this rom-com. The above words are spoken by Nature to Amyra Dastur's character. "It's like an ocean. It's a layered fun, romantic film. There is a story behind a story. I have used Nature as a motif to demonstrate our connection with our heart. Nature is the film's real hero," Manjula Ghattamaneni recently said.

Also starring Sundeep Kishan as the main lead, the film will hit the screens on Feb 16.

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