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Work hard to realise dreams, students told
Film director and producer of ‘Arjun Reddy’ Vanga Sandeep Reddy, has advised the youth to work hard to realise their dream. He participated in Vignan’s Mahotsav valedictory meeting held at the university at Pedavadlamudi in Guntur district.
Guntur: Film director and producer of ‘Arjun Reddy’ Vanga Sandeep Reddy, has advised the youth to work hard to realise their dream. He participated in Vignan’s Mahotsav valedictory meeting held at the university at Pedavadlamudi in Guntur district.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that everyone would have some talent. There was need to improve their talent. “I did not know that I was capable of making a movie until my film Arjun Reddy became a success,” he said. He told the gathering that he produced ‘Arjun Reddy’ to reflect the society on the screen. He suggested the youth to take their talent into consideration and move forward to achieve success. There was a need to avail opportunities that come in our way, he added.
Later, there was a display of cultural programmes. The students danced to various film songs, which thrilled the students. The organisers distributed prizes to the winners in various competitions. Vignan’s education institutions chairman Lavu Rattaiah, university vice-chancellor MYS Prasad also participated.
