Narudi Brathuku Natana Is Reminiscent of Satyame Shivam and Siva Putrudu
The highly anticipated emotional drama Narudi Brathuku Natana, directed by Rishikeshwar Yogi and featuring Shivakumar Ramachandravarapu and Nithin Prasanna, is set for a grand theatrical release on the 25th of this month. Alongside the leads, the film also stars Sruthy Jayan, Aishwarya Anil Kumar, and Viva Raghav, produced by TG Vishwa Prasad, Sukumar Boreddy, and Dr. Sindhu Reddy, with Vivek Kuchibhotla as co-producer. As the release date approaches, the team is actively promoting the film. Meanwhile, heroes Shiva Kumar Ramachandravarapu and Nithin Prasanna interacted with the media today. Here are the excerpts.
Shiva Kumar Ramachandravarapu shared his initial excitement about the project, stating,* “When Rishikeshwar approached me with a demo, I was instantly captivated. The story promises an emotional journey reminiscent of films like Satyame Shivam and Siva Putrudu.”
Shiva plays Satya, a young man from a wealthy family who dreams of becoming an actor. He elaborated, “Satya enjoys a comfortable life, supported by his father, but his true journey begins when he unexpectedly travels to an unfamiliar part of Kerala, discovering who stands by him during this transformative experience.”
Reflecting on Nithin's casting, Shiva remarked, “I felt Nithin was perfect for the role. Although we hadn’t met before, we became great friends during filming. While we didn’t get to explore Kerala's beauty much due to our tight schedule, we enjoyed many moments by a lovely lake near our set.”
Shiva expressed his hopes that "Narudi Brathuku Natana" will elevate his status in the industry. “My career has been rewarding, with successful films like Majili and Vakeel Saab. I’m grateful for the opportunity to lead a project from a reputable production company like People Media Factory. Hard work truly pays off in this industry.”
Originally, the film was to be titled "Natasamrat," but due to title conflicts, they settled on "Narudi Brathuku Natana," a name first proposed for DJ Tillu. The team received accolades at several film festivals, including the Dadasaheb Phalke Jury Award, and Shiva is optimistic that audiences will resonate with the film's emotional depth.
-Nithin Prasanna , making his second Telugu film appearance after Ambajipeta Marriage Band, described his role in "Narudi Brathuku Natana" as a complete departure from his previous character. “Rishikeshwar has crafted a beautiful narrative that explores deep human emotions,” he said.
He noted that, while there may be superficial similarities, "Narudi Brathuku Natana" stands apart from Nani's Pilla Zamindar, with its picturesque Kerala backdrop enhancing the storytelling. Nithin also expressed gratitude for the support from People Media Factory, emphasizing the importance of backing for smaller films and emerging talents.
As the film nears release, Nithin encouraged audiences to experience it in theaters, highlighting the specially designed sound for an immersive viewing experience. He is also excited about the positive offers he has been receiving across Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam cinema.
With heartfelt performances and a compelling story, "Narudi Brathuku Natana" promises to leave audiences with a lasting emotional impact.
