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Kaaralu Miriyalu out on 18th

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,March 11 2011]

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With Madhushalini and Navkesh in the lead, 'Kaaralu Miriyalu' is a love story that deals with conflicts between couple based out of UK and Scotland.

Pasupuleti Venkata Rama Rao is directing and producing it on his Blue Ray productions banner. Michael Gambon who turned popular with the role of 'Dumbledore', acted in this movie.The audio of the movie was launched last week in Hyderabad.

Most of the star cast in this film are new faces. While Madhushalini did a few forgettable films and item numbers, Navkesh is an radio jockey turned actor. Though there have been a few NRI Telugu films and movies based out of US like Padamati Sandhya Ragam, Vennela and recently LBW, 'Kaaralu Miriyalu' will become the first Telugu movie based out of UK.

This NRI movie is all set to release on 18th of this month.

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