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Manasa Varanasi kicks off dubbing for ‘George Krish’
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The makers have kicked off the dubbing process with puja rituals. The Director along with heroine attended the pujas. A clip of Manasa Varanasi dubbing has also gone viral.

Manasa Varanasi kicks off dubbing for ‘George Krish’
Sharwanand’s forthcoming movie ‘George Krish’, which will hit the big screens globally on January 14, 2027, Sankranti, being directed by Srinu Vaitla features the actress Manasa Varanasi as the female lead. It is being marketed as a clean entertainer.
The makers have kicked off the dubbing process with puja rituals. The Director along with heroine attended the pujas. A clip of Manasa Varanasi dubbing has also gone viral.
The trailer of the movie was earlier released which created quite some anticipation. The actor who had back to back hits, is trying to make a hat trick with this entertainer. He has been casted in dual roles as both a Christian (George) and a Hindu (Krish).
Produced by Ramabrahmam Sunkara under the banner AK Entertainments, the movie is presented by ATV. It is also co-produced by Ajay Sunkara. Music by Anoop Rubens and Cinematography by KV Guhan.
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