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Starring: shyam, Sneha
Nalo Neelo is the Telugu version of the Sneha-Shyam starrer that was a hit in Tamil. The audio of the film was released at Film Chamber building, Hyderabad. Made on Ninth Channel banner, the film was directed by Nandakumar.
Prominent film journalist and producer BA Raju attended the program as the chief guest and unveiled the audio. Director Srinivasa Reddy, Nandakumar, cameraman Kothapalli Ramakrishna, dialogue writer Krishna Veni Satagopan, music director PB Balaji took part in the function.
BA Raju said that of late the flavour of Tamil films was fast catching up with the Telugu audiences thanks to more creativity and style in the ventures. He said that he heard the songs and also watched the film.
Music director PB Balaji said that it was his debut film. There are five songs in the film.
Cinematographer Kothapalli Ramakrishna said that Sneha played a varied role in the film as a college girl. Apart from action, the film also has a message in the backdrop of love.
Prominent film journalist and producer BA Raju attended the program as the chief guest and unveiled the audio. Director Srinivasa Reddy, Nandakumar, cameraman Kothapalli Ramakrishna, dialogue writer Krishna Veni Satagopan, music director PB Balaji took part in the function.
BA Raju said that of late the flavour of Tamil films was fast catching up with the Telugu audiences thanks to more creativity and style in the ventures. He said that he heard the songs and also watched the film.
Music director PB Balaji said that it was his debut film. There are five songs in the film.
Cinematographer Kothapalli Ramakrishna said that Sneha played a varied role in the film as a college girl. Apart from action, the film also has a message in the backdrop of love.
Producer-director Nandakumar said that he was happy to get the film for the Telugu audiences, who had always been patronizing the dubbed films on a par with straight films.
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