Under the Vadde Creations banner, presented by Vadde Jishnu, the film ‘Transfer Trimurthulu’ is being produced by and stars Vadde Naveen in the lead role. Kamal Teja Narla is making his directorial debut with this movie. The film features Vadde Naveen, Rashi Singh, Shilpa Tulaskar, Vivek Raghuvanshi, Raghu Babu, Shivannarayana, Vadlamani Srinivas, Jwala Koti, Devi Prasad, Surya, Baba Bhaskar, Pramodini, Sathwik Raju, Anjali Priya, Gayatri Chaganti, and others in important roles. The movie is slated for release on June 19. The teaser was launched on Thursday, and during the teaser launch event, the team shared their thoughts. Hero and Producer Vadde Naveen said, “This is the first film I am acting in and producing after my father passed away. I have always been in Hyderabad with my family. I may not appear in public often, but the media and audiences have always remembered me, and I thank them for that. I took a break, but many stories that came to me didn’t appeal to me, and the stories I liked never reached me. I listened to many scripts. Kamal first narrated only the character of Trimurthulu and mentioned the title ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ We worked together on the story and screenplay for almost a year before going on floors. The film has been made with high technical standards and fresh content. Everyone worked together like a family for this movie. Raashi is a wonderful actress. ‘Transfer Trimurthulu’ is coming before audiences on June 19 with strong content. I hope everyone likes the film. Even though I was away from films and public appearances for the last ten years, audiences still remembered me, and I sincerely thank them.” Heroine Rashi Singh said, “I thank the director and producer for giving me such a good role as Lakshmi in ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ Among all the production houses I have worked with, this is the best. Vadde Naveen garu is a very kind person. Whether as a producer or hero, he always remains humble. His comeback is going to be very strong. Our film is releasing on June 19, and I request everyone to watch and support it.” Director Kamal Teja Narla said, “The media has been extremely supportive of ‘Transfer Trimurthulu’ from the beginning. We worked on the story and screenplay for one and a half years. I’m very happy to launch the teaser today. I never imagined my debut film would turn out this grand. When I worked under Puri Jagannadh garu, I dreamed of a moment like this. Vadde Naveen garu’s re-entry and comeback will be exactly what his fans have been waiting for. I’m happy to make my first film with such a wonderful person. I hope everyone liked the teaser. Our movie is releasing on June 19, and I request everyone to watch and support it.” Actor Vadlamani Srinivas said, “Vadde Naveen garu is a very good human being. Even after a ten-year gap, he remains the same. I learned a lot while working with him. I thank him for giving me such a good role. I wish the film great success on June 19.” Actor Sai Kiran said, “I’m happy to be a part of Vadde Naveen garu’s comeback film ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ I thank the director and producer for giving me such a good role. Even today, people still enjoy Vadde Naveen garu’s songs and films. Our movie is releasing on June 19, and I hope everyone encourages and supports it.” Actor Sathwik said, “I thank the director and producer for giving me an opportunity in ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ It’s a pleasure acting alongside Vadde Naveen garu. I hope you all liked the teaser. Our movie is releasing on June 19, and I request everyone to watch it.” Fight Master Ram Sunkara said, “I’m happy to have worked on ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ The interval fight sequence will be outstanding. The film has action sequences on par with big-budget commercial entertainers. I’ve always liked Vadde Naveen garu’s films, and it was a pleasure working with him.” Music Director Kalyan Nayak said, “I was looking forward to composing music for a good commercial entertainer when I got the opportunity to work on ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ The background score has come out wonderfully. This movie will create wonders. The film releases on June 19, and the songs will be released before that. Audiences will definitely enjoy them.” Editor Vijay Muktavarapu said, “I thank the director and producer for trusting me and bringing me on board for this project. The film is releasing on June 19. Please watch and support it.” Cinematographer Karthik Sujatha Sai Kumar said, “This is a comeback film for Vadde Naveen sir. We worked hard for ten months on this project. The media’s support is important in taking this film to the audience.” Art Director Bhikshapati said, “I thank everyone who gave me the opportunity to work on ‘Transfer Trimurthulu.’ Our movie is releasing on June 19. Please bless and support us.” K Music Priyanka said, “Through the journey of ‘Transfer Trimurthulu,’ I became a fan of Vadde Naveen garu. I’m happy to be associated with such a good film. Kalyan’s music and Vadde Naveen garu’s performance will impress everyone. The movie is releasing on June 19, and I request everyone to watch it.”   Disclaimer: The news article is written based on information shared by various sources. The organisation is not responsible for the factual nature of them. While we do thorough research, at times people could misguide. So, we would encourage viewers' discretion before reacting to them.

Cast: Mohanlal, Meena, Asha Sharath, Esther Anil, Ansiba Hassan Crew: Music Director: Anil Johnson Cinematography: Satheesh Kurup Editing: V.S. Vinayak Writer-Director: Jeethu Joseph Producer: Antony Perumbavoor After two solid films from the Drishyam world, we are finally here for the third. Drishyam 3, starring Mohanlal in the lead role, released today in theatres with all the hype and hoopla surrounding the film. Unlike the earlier films, this time the makers have wisely chosen to dub the film in Telugu and Tamil rather than completely remaking the project. All eyes are on Director Jeethu Joseph and how he handled the pressure of crafting a third part in a cinematic era dominated by duologies. Let's discuss the intricacies of the film in detail. Plot: ​Georgekutty (Mohanlal) and his family are desperately trying to live a peaceful life after the harrowing incidents of the previous films. He tries to leave the past behind and is profoundly concerned about the future of his daughters. He finds a groom for Anju (Ansiba) and the family slowly finds a way to fall into the groove of the real world, hoping to leave their dark past buried. But they forget that the past is like a shadow that never leaves you till you find true closure.  Now once again things turn complicated after fresh developments emerge in the Varun murder case. A new investigation begins from a mysterious person with stronger evidence and unexpected twists that slowly tighten the noose around Georgekutty and his family. Who wants to reopen the case again? Did Georgekutty finally make a mistake? Did his luck finally run out? How he plans to protect his family this time forms the thrilling core of the storyline. Analysis: ​Mohanlal once again delivers a masterfully controlled performance that suits the character flawlessly. His screen presence and subtle expressions work wonders in emotional scenes. Daughters Esther and Ansiba are fine in their young adult roles, constantly worrying about everything around their lives. In their somewhat limited roles, Meena and Asha Sharath perform neatly, grounding the emotional stakes. Siddique and Shajohn have given their absolute best for the film, adding gripping tension to every frame they inhibit.  This time ​Jeethu Joseph tries to work around the character of Georgekutty, exploring how he tries to find a workaround to stay in the real world and forget the past to move forward. He is shown as a vulnerable being trying to secure the right future for his daughters, desperate to make sure their past doesn't pull them down. Unlike the earlier films, Jeethu doesn't rely solely on forced tension and play around with mind bending twists. He just wanted to see how a character who mastered the art of escaping the law through cinema fails to find a script to escape his own internal guilt. It is a deeply meaningful and psychological arc to a legendary character. However, the film struggles heavily as a result of slightly weaker writing and a surprisingly predictable narration. Unlike the previous installments, the screenplay lacks those gripping moments and major emotional highs that the characters usually carry. The pacing becomes sluggish very early on and several scenes feel unnecessarily stretched after a while. The family portions fail to create that magical emotional resonance for the most part.  Even the "twists" appear routine and easily predictable. The emotional connection that made the earlier films so deeply memorable is mostly missing here. Thankfully, the final 25-30 minutes of the climax attempt to end the trilogy on a smart note, giving Georgekutty a solid arc and drawing interesting parallels with the darker version of past character that he is trying to save his family from. Unfortunately, the rest of the film leaves the audience experiencing a distinct sense of story fatigue. On the technical front, the background score by Anil Johnson is commendable, he makes sure the film's pivotal parts are highlighted effectively. The cinematography tries to bring a unique perspective to the characters and how things are seen through their eyes. But editing could have been much crisper, especially during the sluggish first half. Ultimately, the third chapter of this iconic saga ends up being the most underwhelming entry in the entire series, even with the actors giving it their absolute all. Positives: Mohanlal's performance Ensemble Cast Final 20 minutes Background score Negatives: Weak screenplay Predictable twists Slow pacing Lethargic and Sluggish narrative Bottomline:  An unnecessary prolongation of a case buried 13 years ago.  Rating: 2.25/5   Disclaimer: The views/opinions expressed in this review are personal views/opinions shared by the writer and organisation does not hold a liability to them. Viewers' discretion is advised before reacting to them.

Anirudh Ravichander doesn't need an introduction, as his music has become his identity. But rumors about his personal life have also been prominent on social media for a long time. Apart from his past relationship with actor-singer Andrea Jeremiah, none of the other rumors have ever been confirmed by him or his alleged partners. Recently, he was frequently linked with singer Jonita Gandhi, and post-Jailer, Anirudh started being linked to Sunrisers Hyderabad CEO Kavya Maran. Last year, Anirudh firmly denied being in a relationship with anyone. However, after Superstar Rajinikanth publicly encouraged him to find a partner and get married soon, speculation arose that the veteran actor is mediating between the Maran and Ravichander families. A photo of Anirudh and Kavya in the UK with a common friend recently surfaced on social media, and a few reports suggested that they met for a few jamming sessions related to composing songs for the SRH franchise. Interestingly, fans also pointed out how Sun Network recently issued copyright claims against Chennai Super Kings for using songs like Jailer and Petta in their promos—something many noted had never happened during Anirudh’s long association with the network. Naturally, all these incidents have started adding fresh fuel to the fire. Recent rumors now suggest that Anirudh and Kavya will get married in November, and an official announcement regarding their engagement will be made soon. Meanwhile, Anirudh is busy composing music for DC and Jailer 2, both produced by Sun Pictures. The "Raga of Revenge" track from DC has once again strongly established Anirudh as a master of composing background scores.   Disclaimer: The news article is written based on information shared by various sources. The organisation is not responsible for the factual nature of them. While we do thorough research, at times people could misguide. So, we would encourage viewers' discretion before reacting to them.