Mangalavaaram making showcases hardship of team

on Nov 16, 2023

Mangalavaaram' is less than two days away from its theatrical release. It will be released in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada on November 17. Responding to the demand from the audience, paid premiere shows have been planned for the evening of November 16.

Producers Swathi Reddy Gunupati and Suresh Varma of Mudhra Media Works & A Creative Works have put out the film's making video. We see the core team talk with astonishment about the pains undergone by the entire team to craft the visually pleasing product. Payal Rajput says, "Ajay Bhupathi is a visionary filmmaker whose passion is infectious. And his writing made me experience goosebumps at least four to five times while listening to the script." She also appreciates cinematographer Dasaradhi Sivendra's enchanting work.

Ajay Bhupathi, who has always characterized the movie as a dark, rural, rustic, mystery thriller says, "This genre has largely remained unexplored in recent times. The behaviour of the artists occasionally bewildered outsiders. We chose original locations and did extensive night shoots. On top of that, the scorching summer and risky shots amid fires and in water made it all the more daring. Artists were tasked with running amidst flames, and the cameras, along with the cameraman, had to submerge for some underwater sequences. All of these efforts were undertaken to deliver a next-level experience for the audience."

Chaitanya Krishna says, "I should thank my producers and the director for this movie." The artist plays a domineering person in the film. Ravindra Vijay says, "The music is brilliant. Ajaneesh B Loknath of 'Kantara' gave me goosebumps." Ajay Ghosh reveals that the film touches upon a social issue.