‘Naandhi’ showcases a new Allari Naresh and glimpses of police brutality

The teaser of Telugu film ‘Naandhi’ promises a starkly different outing for the actor, far removed from the comedies he’s known for

June 30, 2020 03:44 pm | Updated July 01, 2020 11:58 am IST

Allari Naresh in ‘Naandhi’

Allari Naresh in ‘Naandhi’

In his brief role as an agriculturist, Allari Naresh made an impact in the Mahesh Babu starrer Maharshi (2019), directed by Vamshi Paidipally. If Maharshi was a step towards the actor wanting to move away from the comedy-laced roles he’s known for, there’s more in his new film Naandhi , directed by Vijay Kanakamedala and produced by Satish Vegesna.

The teaser unveiled on Tuesday to mark the actor’s birthday takes a close look at what happens inside prisons. Naresh plays an undertrial brought to Chanchalguda prison, Hyderabad, and is awaiting judgement. The teaser shows glimpses of police brutality, which resonates with the recent headlines in the country.

The actor took to Twitter and stated: “For years you all have surprised me with me your undying love and faith, so this birthday I have decided to surprise you all instead.”

Naandhi is Naresh’s 57th film and also stars Varalakshmi Sarathkumar and Priyadarshi. Music is by Sricharan Pakala and dialogues by Abburi Ravi.

Meanwhile, Naresh also has another entertainer titled Bangaru Bullodu coming up, directed by Giri and co-starring Pooja Jhaveri.

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