A Look Into Crime Capital Of South India
Recently, the tiger Nageswara Rao concept poster for ravi Teja's pan-Indian blockbuster was released. The voiceover for the telugu version was provided by Venkatesh. The video's opening paragraph mentions that the narrative was based on real rumours. "The 1970s were here. a little settlement along the Bay of Bengal's shore... Even the world-frightening darkness is terrified of the individuals there... When it approaches the neighborhood's edges, the loud train quakes. When individuals view the town's landmark, their feet tremble. South India's crime capital is Stuartpuram. Another term for that location is... The tiger Zone Voiceover: "The Zone of tiger Nageswara Rao..."
You could have witnessed a tiger stalking a deer, the dialogue goes. ravi Teja's line, "Have you ever seen a tiger hunting a tiger?" illustrates the character's nature. tiger Nageswara Rao is a notorious figure in telugu state history, and there is a reason why. This can benefit the movie if it's done effectively. The way ravi teja behaves, speaks, and is dressed is quite different. The spectators' attention is captured by the initial impression and the notion, which are both intense enough.
The grandness in making by abhishek Agarwal Arts, the presentation by director Vamsee, the photos recorded by R Madhie ISC, and the sound produced by gv prakash Kumar provide adequate elevation and transport us to the realm of legendary criminals. Beginning on october 20, tiger Nageswara Rao will be shown in theatres beginning on Dussehra.
The grandness in making by abhishek Agarwal Arts, the presentation by director Vamsee, the photos recorded by R Madhie ISC, and the sound produced by gv prakash Kumar provide adequate elevation and transport us to the realm of legendary criminals. Beginning on october 20, tiger Nageswara Rao will be shown in theatres beginning on Dussehra.