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'OGF' title is catchy and attractive
Seasoned actor Dr Rajasekhar, Jeevitha Rajasekhar, director Anil Ravipudi, producer Raj Kandukuri, and young sensational hero Adivi Sesh graced the pre-release event of upcoming film ‘Operation Gold Fish’ on Sunday.
Seasoned actor Dr Rajasekhar, Jeevitha Rajasekhar, director Anil Ravipudi, producer Raj Kandukuri, and young sensational hero Adivi Sesh graced the pre-release event of upcoming film 'Operation Gold Fish' on Sunday.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Rajasehkar said, "The title is catchy and attractive to youth. Actually, many artists and technicians have produced 'OGF.'
I think the film has enough potential to draw good openings. Aadi is a wonderful artist and hard working too. I believe that one has to charge fee only if profits are made on a film."
Another guest Adivi Sesh added, "It is not easy to make something that people will remember. Credibility is very important. Coming to 'OGF,' everybody has worked really hard and they are all like my family."
New-age director Anil Ravipudi said that Saikiran Adivi movies are good and tasteful and 'OGF' will be a special film in his career.
Sai Kiran Adivi, said, "We all know what happened to Kashmiri Pandits in the early 1990s. What happened to Pandits is really heart-rending and everyone must know their story."
Aadi Saikumar said that Kashmir has become topical now and timing of their movie is right. Producer Padmanabha Reddy said that he is proud to make a film against the backdrop of Indian Army and terms his film as a tribute to every Indian soldier.
The film will release on October 18.
