The makers of Akkineni Nagarjuna and Naga Chaitanya’s Bangarraju have a treat for the fans of the South stars with a pre-festival bonanza as they released the theatrical trailer. Directed by Kalyan Krishna Kurasala, the family entertainer also stars Ramya Krishna and Krithi Shetty.
As Nagarjuna assured, the trailer meets all the expectations of a fun entertainer with heart-touching emotions, glamour and vibrant sequences.
Justifying the tagline Soggadu Malli Vachadu, Nagarjuna and Naga Chaitanya make entry in back-to-back episodes where both are seen flirting with different girls. While Bangarraju is busy romancing angels of paradise, China Bangarraju leaves no place to flirt with angels in his village. Satyabhama (Ramya Krishna) joins Bangarraju, after she passes away. While the playboy acts of China Bangarraju annoys her, Bangarraju is happy to see the romantic side of his grandson.
Krithi Shetty is introduced as village president who feels that she is the smartest. Both Chay and Krithi looked cute as pair on screen. Things change drastically in latter part as supernatural elements are shown. Nagababu appeared as Yama Dharmaraju. The visuals effects in last portions are top-notch, particularly the flood sequences.
Nagarjuna is at his usual best as Nagarjuna, wherein Naga Chaitanya pulled off the role as China Bangarraju credibly. Krithi Shetty is cool as village president, while Ramya Krishna did her part effectively. Kalyan Krishna must be appreciated for balancing all the characters, making sure it has all the elements and exceeding the expectations one would have on a sequel.
Visuals looks vibrant, with J Yuvraj’s cinematography. Anup Rubens elevates the mood with his lively background score. Soggade Chinni Nayana that was released for Sankranthi became a box office winner for the festival. Now, Bangarraju is hoping to rewrite the history, as the trailer looks highly entertaining.
Zee Studios is co-producing the project with Annapurna Studios Pvt Ltd. Nagarjuna is the producer. Satyanand has penned screenplay for the movie.