There is special attention to films based on real incidents. Meanwhile, a movie called '100 Crores' which is inspired by real events in 2016 is getting ready to enthrall the audience. Popular music director Sai Karthic is venturing into production with the movie being made entertainingly. Alongside Sai Karthic, Divija Karthik is producing the movie under the banner of SS Studios. The film is written and directed by Virat Chakravarthy. Kalyan Chakravarthi. G is the co-producer of this movie, while Venkat Sudhakar is the executive producer.
Rahul, Chetan, Yami, Sakshi Chaudhary, Lahari, Annapoornamma, Aishwarya, Bhadram, Inturi Vasu, and Sameer played key roles in this film. Freshly, the first look poster of this film was released in an event organized on Monday. Directors Veera Shankar, Mallik Ram, producer Harshith Reddy, and producer Damodara Prasad attended it as chief guests and also released the first look poster. Later, they extended best wishes to the entire team.
The grey color pattern, the grand set-up, and the heavy truck in the first look poster generate a different atmosphere altogether. While the title ‘100 Crores’ alone created curiosity, the first look poster further increased the excitement.
While speaking at the event, producer Damodara Prasad said, “The title ‘100 Crores’ sounds very interesting. Two or three years ago, Sai Karthic told me that he was making a film. All the best to the debut director. All the best to the film’s unit.”
Harshith Reddy said, “Sai Karthic said that the story revolves around 100 crores during de-monetization time and he is producing a film for the first time. I love his music. Welcome to Chetan who is coming from the Kannada industry to Telugu. All the best to the film’s team.”
Veera Shankar said, “This movie coming with the concept set around demonetization will impress everyone. I have known Virat for a long time. Sai Karthic should make good profits with this film. Telugu audiences should encourage Kannada actor Chetan. I hope this movie will become a big success. All the best to the team.”
Mallik Ram said, “I like Sai Karthic a lot. Even if you call him in the middle of the night, he has no hesitation to give tunes. He encourages new talent. This is Chetan's first film in Telugu. Telugu audiences should encourage this film’s unit. I hope it will turn out to be a big hit.”
Sai Karthic said, “It’s based on a true story that happened in 2016. We locked the script, after the Corona phase. This movie has come out well. Everyone who saw it appreciated the content. I am confident that this movie will be a big success.”
Hero Chetan said, “I am very happy to be entering the Telugu industry as a hero. Thanks to the director and producers for giving me such a good opportunity. I have a good bond with Sai Karthic for fifteen years. I am happy that he is producing this movie. I hope the Telugu audience will support me and make our movie a big hit.”
The film has music by Sai Karthic himself. Charan Madhavaneni is the cinematographer. Editing is by SB Uddhav and Wing Chun Anji is the fight master.
Cast: Rahul, Chetan, Yami, Sakshi Chaudhary, Lahari, Annapurnamma, Aishwarya, Bhadram, Inturi Vasu, Sameer etc.
Technical Crew:
Banner: SS Studios
Producers: Divija Karthik, Sai Karthic
Co-producer: Kalyan Chakravarthi.G
Director: Virat Chakravarthy
Music Director: Sai Karthic
Editor: SB Uddhav
Cameraman: Charan Madhavaneni
PRO: SR Promotions (Sai Satis
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