After the release of Srinivasa Mangapuram on July 30, debutant Jai Krishna Ghattamaneni has been receiving encouraging feedback from audiences for his performance, screen presence, dialogue delivery, dancing, and action sequences. To celebrate the positive response, senior producer Adi Seshagiri Rao organized a special press meet, where several prominent producers, including Mythri Naveen, Anil Sunkara, K.S. Ramarao, and Tammareddy Bharadwaja, came together to congratulate the young actor.
Speaking at the event, Mythri Naveen praised Jai Krishna's confident debut, particularly highlighting how he held his own while sharing screen space with veteran actor Mohan Babu. He also revealed that Mythri Movie Makers intends to collaborate with Jai Krishna in the future, expressing confidence in the youngster's potential.
An emotional Adi Seshagiri Rao thanked audiences for warmly welcoming the third generation of the Ghattamaneni family to Telugu cinema. He said it was heartening to see fans extend the same affection they have shown to Superstar Krishna and Mahesh Babu to Jai Krishna. He expressed hope that the young actor would successfully carry forward the Ghattamaneni legacy for the next 25 to 30 years and also urged audiences to support Telugu cinema by watching films in theatres.
Jai Krishna, meanwhile, expressed gratitude to everyone who appreciated his debut performance. He revealed that Mahesh Babu personally complimented his acting after watching the film, calling it a memorable moment for him. The actor said he would continue to learn from audience feedback and improve with every film. Thanking Ghattamaneni fans for their unwavering support, Jai Krishna appealed to moviegoers to watch Srinivasa Mangapuram in theatres, stating that those who have seen the film have appreciated its entertainment value.
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