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Title of Naga Chaitanya-Kalyan Krishna movie

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,March 13 2017]

Naga Chaitanya's 'Ninne Pelladatha'-kinda family entertainer, being made in the direction of 'Soggade Chinni Nayana' fame Kalyan Krishna, has got a title. No, it's not 'Allari Alludu', much as sections of the media speculated.

The title is once again a three-worded, pure Telugu one: It's 'Raarandoyi Veduka Chooddam'. (Since it's three words once again, it's cool sentimentally as well).

The title, as lengthy and positive as 'Sahasam Swasaga Sagipo', will surely find many takers from family audiences, which is what the makers are intending.

Nagarjuna wanted his son to do a full-on family entertainer and deliberately brought in his 'SCN' director. Rakul Preet Singh is the heroine and hers is no inconsequential role. Jagapathi Babu has a key role.

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