The makers of director Badrappa Gajula’s upcoming Telugu entertainer ‘Crazy Kalyanam’ starring actress Anupama Parameswaran in the lead role announced that the film will now be released worldwide on October 30 this year.
The film’s production house, ‘Arrow Cinemas’, shared a promo clip of the movie’s second song, ‘Alasendravankole unnave pilla’, on its social media pages. The post revealed that the film is now set for a worldwide release on October 30 this year. They wrote, “ALASENDRAVANKOLE UNNAVE PILLA @anupamaparameswaran96. #CrazyKalyanam second song #Alsendravanka promo out now! #CrazyKalyanam in cinemas on October 30. @arrowcinemas – Production No. 2 @nareshandpavitra @anupamaparameswaran96 @tharunbhascker @akhilraj_uddemari Writer & Director @badrappa.gajula Producer @boosam_jagan_mohan_reddy Music @suresh_bobbili.”
Ever since the makers recently released the film’s teaser, immense excitement has been evident among fans and movie lovers.
The teaser begins with Keerthi’s (Anupama Parameswaran) father (Dr. Naresh) affectionately asking her how she wants her wedding to be conducted. He says, “How much gold do you want? Buy as many sarees as you wish! Invite all your friends to the wedding. I will conduct your wedding in a grand manner!” The teaser makes it clear that he is very proud of his younger daughter; he is seen boasting to someone that she can even speak English. Like any other father, he wants to find a suitable groom for her, and in the process, he ends up clashing with his brother who also has a daughter over a potential marriage alliance.
The film boasts an excellent technical team. The cinematography is handled by Shyam Dupati, while the music is being composed by Suresh Bobbili. The film is written by director Badrappa Gajula himself, with the screenplay crafted by Srinivas Ravindra. Sai Kadhira is the art director, and Srinivas Dora is the co-director.
The editing is done by Sharvan Katikaneni, and the costumes are designed by Gayatri Devi. While the dance choreography in the film has been done by Ishwar Penti, the action sequences have been choreographed by Dragon Prakash.
