King Nagarjuna Akkineni is coming up with a wholesome entertainer, ‘Naa Saami Ranga.’ Directed by the renowned choreographer Vijay Binni, the film has generated immense excitement through its captivating promotional material. The music, composed by Oscar winner MM Keeravani, is already making waves topping the music charts.

Srinivasaa Chitturi is backing this high-budget venture under the banner of Srinivasa Silver Screen. The worldwide grand release is scheduled for January 14th, serving as a special Sankranti gift for fans. King Nagarjuna Akkineni shared insights about the film’s features during a press conference.

Talking about quickly completing Naa Saami Ranga, he said "Indeed, if we consider the time from the start of shooting to the release date, ‘Naa Saami Ranga’ can be regarded as a swiftly filmed project. This is not measured in working days alone; despite having completed several films within a 35-day window, ‘Naa Saami Ranga’ took us 72 days to shoot, with my involvement spanning 60 days. Efficient pre-production is crucial for such swift work. Fortunately, we executed thorough pre-production for this film. Having a maestro like Keeravani as our music director was a stroke of luck. Three songs were ready before shooting commenced, and even the background music for the fight sequence was prepared in advance. We shot the fight scenes with the accompanying background music. Keeravani played a pivotal role in the speed and grand scale of the production. Every song is exceptional, making Keeravani the star of our movie."

Talking abiut elements impressed in Naa Saami Ranga, he said "I was captivated by all its elements—friendship, love, sacrifice, and faith. It’s a wonderful narrative filled with human emotions."

Talking about prabhala Theertham, he said "Indeed, the story unfolds during the three days of Bhogi, Sankranti, and Kanuma, set against the backdrop of Sankranti Prabhala Teertham. As a festival close to our hearts, this film, set in the 80s, is a must-watch for the festive season."

Talking about how they dealt a remake, he said "We ensured the essence of the story was retained. Credit goes to director Binni for meticulous adaptation, and Prasanna for seamlessly blending it with Telugu nativity."

Talking about Ashika Ranganath, he said "There’s a unique love story between me and Aashika, depicting our romantic journey since the age of 12. It’s a distinct love tale that unfolds over two decades, and Aashika delivered an outstanding performance."

Talking about director Vijay Binni, he said "Vijay Binni possesses an excellent visual sense, evident in the beautifully choreographed songs. He has a knack for storytelling through song sequences, which I admire. Binni’s clarity as a director is commendable."

Talking about Naresh and Raj Tarun roles, he said "Naresh’s role was conceptualized before Binni joined the project, focusing on brotherhood. Raj Tarun also plays a crucial character in the story."

Talking about the team's effort, he said "The director, camera department, and all post-production teams worked tirelessly. Coordination among departments ensured a smooth process."

Talking about action scenes, he said "They are intense and chaotic, making ‘Naa Saami Ranga’ stand out in terms of action."

Talking about producers, he said "Srinivasa Chitturi is an excellent producer. Our bond is strong, and he has provided unwavering support for the film."

Talking about multi starrer film with Mahesh Babu, he said "That’s something to consider after he completes the film with Rajamouli (laughs)."

Talking about his upcoming projects, he said "I am currently working on a film directed by Shekar Kammula."