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Sree Vishnu Embraces Naxalism in New Film
6 Sep
Summary
- Sree Vishnu portrays a theatre owner drawn to Naxalism.
- The film is set in 1992 along the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border.
- Comrade Kalyan releases in theaters on October 9.
Actor Sree Vishnu is set to enthrall audiences with his upcoming film, 'Comrade Kalyan,' directed by debutant Janakiram Marella. The movie transports viewers to the early 1990s, specifically 1992, in villages situated along the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border. The narrative centers on Sree Vishnu's character, a passionate theatre owner and admirer of revolutionary cinema.
His life takes an unforeseen path when a woman from Odisha enters his world, sparking a romance that soon becomes entangled in larger, more dramatic circumstances. These events ultimately draw him into the orbit of Naxalism, though the film aims to balance this theme with entertainment.
The ensemble cast includes Brahmaji, Vennela Kishore, and Radikaa Sarath Kumar, among others, who are expected to enhance the film's comedic and dramatic elements. Mahima Nambiar stars opposite Sree Vishnu. 'Comrade Kalyan' is scheduled to premiere in theaters on October 9.
