‘Itlu Arjuna’ teaser raises expectations
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The teaser introduces the mute young man, Anish, who would do anything to communicate with his beloved Keerthi (Anaswara), but the police and gangsters are on his trail.

‘Itlu Arjuna’ teaser raises expectations
The teaser of Itlu Arjuna, which has been unveiled by filmmaker Venky Kudumula on behalf of What Next Entertainment, has showcased a fascinating blend of romance, action, humour and emotion. Starring Anish making his acting debut and debutant Mahesh Uppala in the director’s chair, with Anaswara Rajan playing the heroine.
The teaser introduces the mute young man, Anish, who would do anything to communicate with his beloved Keerthi (Anaswara), but the police and gangsters are on his trail. The intriguing nature of the teaser and the performance of Anish has piqued interests in the film.
Commenting on the occasion, Venky Kudumula expressed delight over Anish’s performance. He further added that the project was a challenging one and Anish’s performance as Arjun brought him great satisfaction as a producer. Heaped praises on the narration skill of Mahesh Uppala and the visuals by Raja Mahadev.
Anish stated that Venky’s faith in him enabled him to venture into acting. Anish further added that Arjun, his character is going to be an interesting one. Heaped compliments on the performance of Anaswara and Thaman for the melodious music.
Anaswara described Itlu Arjuna as her first Telugu film and that she had fun with the role of Keerthi. Director Mahesh Uppala extended his gratitude to Venky for having faith in his vision and Anish for the performance.
Produced by Venky Kudumula, the film is slated to release in theatres on October 30.
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