Di upcoming Telugu film Romeo Juliet go hit cinemas on November 13, and di makers don release one of di songs, “Sorry Baby”, as promotion dey build up. Harshith Reddy and Vishakha Dhiman na di two leads for di film.
Bhargav Macharla write and direct di film, and na im first time for di director chair. Sundeep N and Venkateswara Rao Challagulla produce am under Navarasa Entertainments, while ETV Win dey present am. Gopi Sundar na di music director, Abhiraj Nair handle di cinematography, and Yuva Kiran na di editor.
Harshith tok say di glimpse wey dem release before don get good response, and im thank Prabhas for helping to unveil am. “Our glimpse received a good response, and I would like to thank Prabhas anna for unveiling it. His support helped our film a lot,” e talk. Na im second time to carry lead role, after im earlier film Diwana.
On di character wey im dey play, Harshith say e go give Telugu audiences something wey dem never see before. “Director Bhargav narrated the story in a very entertaining way. I don’t think Telugu audiences have seen a character like this before. It’s a crazy film, and I thank the director for giving me the opportunity to play the lead role,” e explain. Im also tok about love: “Love is very powerful. Even a silent person can turn violent, and every aspect of our film is entertaining. I am confident that audiences will enjoy it in theatres on November 13.”
Director Bhargav Macharla call di film “everyone’s biopic” and say e build di story around emotions wey touch every part of person life. ETV Win Vice President Sai Krishna note say na di first time di company dey present an external production instead of in-house content, and im describe di film as youthful, relatable and fun-filled entertainer. Lead actress Vishakha Dhiman say di film go show contemporary relationships as dem really be, and she promise say audience go remember di experience.
Romeo and Juliet no be only film matter dis week. Northern Arts Review publish a review on October 22 of English National Ballet’s Romeo & Juliet at Palace Theatre Manchester. Opera Today, for October 20, also carry a review titled “Ravishing Gounod in Saint Louis”, wey look at Gounod’s opera on stage for Saint Louis.
Education Week join di conversation on October 22 with an opinion piece wey carry di headline “Just Stick to Romeo and Juliet: How to Miss the Point About Teaching”, a piece wey dey tok about how people dey miss di point when e come to teaching.
