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‘January 12 Vidudala’ Kazakhstan schedule underway
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Victory Venkatesh and Nandamuri Kalyan Ram's upcoming Sankranthi entertainer heads to Kazakhstan for high-intensity action and song sequences.
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‘January 12 Vidudala’ Kazakhstan schedule underway
The upcoming multi-starrer January 12 Vidudala starring Victory Venkatesh and Nandamuri Kalyan Ram is being shot at a fast pace. The team has started the latest schedule of the movie which will have lavish action and song sequences starring both heroes shot across the beautiful locations of Kazakhstan.
The team has kicked off the action sequence which has high intensity. It is choreographed by renowned stunt master, Real Satish. The shoot will also include a special song with Venkatesh and Kalyan Ram. It is choreographed by Sekhar Master.
Produced by SahuGarapati under Shine Screens banner and presented by Suresh Productions, Smt Archana and Zee Studios the movie stars Keerthy Suresh and Krithi Shetty in the female leads. With the tagline BavaBammardiSoujanyamtho the film promises to be a complete entertainer with family moments, comedy and commercial elements.
GV Prakash Kumar is composing the music while Sameer Reddy is handling the cinematography. Tammiraju is editing the film. Production designing is done by AS Prakash.
The film which has received positive response with the first look posters is aiming for an extravagant theatrical release on January 12 as a Sankranthi special.
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