Baby Team on Winning 2 National Awards: Exclusive Interview and Future Film Plans
How did it feel when Baby won two National Awards?
Editor Viplav: It was a dream come true. I remembered Sai Rajesh’s words during the shoot that the film had National Award potential. His vision paid off.
What does winning the National Award for ‘Premistunna’ mean to you?
Singer PVNS Rohith: It changed my life. I treated it as a do-or-die opportunity, and I’m thankful to the director, producer, and music director for believing in me.
What’s your emotional connection to the song ‘Premistunna’?
Heroine Vaishnavi Chaitanya: That song captured the soul of the film. We were immersed in its vibe while filming. It’s now etched in our hearts.
How significant is Baby's success for Telugu cinema?
Producer SKN: This year, Telugu films won nearly ten National Awards. Baby not only brought fame and fortune but also honor. We are committed to doing better films now.
What makes Baby special compared to your other productions?
Producer Dheeraj Mogilineni: Baby holds a unique place in my career. The national recognition makes it even more special.
How did you build the story of Baby?
Director Sai Rajesh: I lived in the minds of each character. The story brewed in me for two years. Every scene was refined with emotion, and ‘Premistunna’ became the heart of it.
How do you see the team’s efforts reflecting in the success?
Hero Anand Deverakonda: Every team member gave their soul to the film. Even after two years, people remember it. That’s the power of honest filmmaking.
What message do you have for aspiring filmmakers?
Lyricist Suresh Banishetti: Keep believing in your work. Recognition will come if you’re sincere. I wrote multiple songs for Baby, and this award validates the journey.
Who do you credit for your growth as a filmmaker?
Sai Rajesh: SKN was the one who believed in me when no one else did. I owe him and the entire team this success.
What’s next for the Baby team?
Entire Team (Collective Spirit): With this national recognition, we feel a greater responsibility to create even more meaningful, powerful cinema.






