Jorugaa Husharugaa, featuring Viraj Ashwin from Baby and Pujita Ponnada, explores themes of love, family and career. Directed by Anu Prasad and produced by Nireesh Thiruveedula of Shikhara & Akshara Arts LLP, the film’s trailer was recently revealed by the Uppena director Buchi Babu Sana. The youthful family entertainer is set to hit theatres worldwide on December 15.
While unveiling the trailer, Buchi Babu Sana praised the content and extended best wishes to Viraj Ashwin, acknowledging his positive image from Baby. He expressed hope for Jorugaa Husharugaa to achieve success at the box office. He also conveyed his best wishes to director Anu Prasad and producer Nireesh, suggesting the film’s promising outlook.
The trailer introduces Sai Kumar as the male lead’s economically challenged and idealistic father, a weaver who values relationships. In the city, Viraj’s character falls in love with a beautiful colleague (Pujita), with rom-com scenes featuring Madhunandan. Siri Hanumanthu portrays an urban girl with a significant role. Brahmaji plays a Church Father and Chammak Chandra, along with others, contributes hilarious roles. Titled Jorugaa Husharugaa, the film promises a blend of fun and drama.
On September 15, Viraj Ashwin’s much-anticipated film Mayapetika had its digital premiere on Aha. Directed by Ramesh Raparthi, the movie features a stellar cast including Payal Rajput, Viraj Ashwin, Simrat Kaur, Rajath Raghav, Sunil, Prudhvi Raj, Srinivas Reddy, Himaja, Syamala and others. The storyline revolves around a luxurious smartphone initially owned by Payal Rajput, who forms a strong connection with its extraordinary features. As the device changes hands, moving through diverse locations, each new owner contributes unique experiences, prompting the audience to ponder whether the smartphone is a blessing or a curse.
Srinivasa Reddy’s portrayal of a transgender character in Mayapetika is commendable, showcasing his outstanding performance. Despite the film’s innovative trailers generating initial interest, some critics found that the director fell short of fully exploring the required emotional depth and seriousness in crucial moments.
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