Aditya Hasan created a sensation with his debut project 90s, a web series produced by ETV. It is a perfect blend of emotions and entertainment. Aditya Hasan has completed his first feature film and the team of 90s backed the film and it is announced officially today. The film is titled Teacher and Colours Swathi played the title role in this interesting film. Naveen Medaram produced Teacher and the film is between a teacher and four students. The shooting portions of Teacher are completed recently and the makers will announce the release date of Teacher very soon.
Swathi refuses Nikhil’s film
After Tiger, director Vi Anand is coming up with another story but this time the hero will romance three heroines. One of them is Tapsee Pannu, the next two are Catherine Tressa and Hebah Patel. Swathi Reddy was approached for the third role but she refused citing dates issues. Swathi’s latest release Tripura didn’t get the collections it was expected too and also she drew flak for becoming fat. Though for sentimental reasons, film makers are approaching her to work with Nikhil again, she has chosen to take a break and work on her figure. Moreover with three heroines in a film, it is but natural for anyone who has worked as a lead to have doubts of their footage in the story.
Swathi to team up with young actor again
Swathi Reddy, who is awaiting the release of her woman oriented film,Tripura, will once again team up with talented young actor Nikhil for an upcoming film. VI Anand, who directed Sundeep Kishan’s Tiger, will wield the megaphone for this project. This will be the third collaboration of Nikhil and Swathi. The young pair already bagged two back to back hits with Swamy Rara and Karthikeya.
Touted to be a thrilling live story, the film will go on floors once Nikhil wraps up his current film Sankarabharanam. It is learnt that Swathi will be the second lead in the film and the makers are considering to Radhika Apte and Nitya Menon for the leading lady’s role. More details about the remaining cast will be announced soon.
