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Dohchay is a new genre for me
Dohchay is a new genre for me.Actor Naga Chaitanya says the forthcoming con thriller ‘Dohchay’, which releases in theatres on Friday, is a step towards new age cinema -- the kind Telugu audience hasn\'t experienced before.
Actor Naga Chaitanya says the forthcoming con thriller ‘Dohchay’, which releases in theatres on Friday, is a step towards new age cinema -- the kind Telugu audience hasn't experienced before."The highlight of the project will be that it's definitely not going to be the kind of film that Telugu audience has been seeing.
The presentation, style and content will be very new age. It's a heist drama packed with lot of entertainment," said Chaitanya.Directed by Sudheer Varma of ‘Swamy Ra Ra’ fame, ‘Dohchay’ features Kriti Sanon in the lead.
"As an actor, it was a genre I never attempted before. Sudheer may have already made a film in this genre, but 'Dohchay' is very fresh and the youngsters will dig it. Ever since I saw 'Swamy Ra Ra', I've been thinking of doing a con film," he said, and added that Sudheer was one of the best technicians he's ever worked with.
"A lot of directors rely on other technicians to get their work done, but Sudheer is an exception. He's fun to work with and doesn't really believe in making Rs 100 crore films. His ideas are very new age. He believes in writing good content and focuses turning that into great films," he added.
