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Youth are the real strength of a nation: Varun Sandesh
Youth are the real strength of a nation: Varun Sandesh, Film actor Varun Sandesh has exhorted students to work with dedication and commitment to achieve their goals in life.
Film actor Varun Sandesh has exhorted students to work with dedication and commitment to achieve their goals in life.
Participating in the valedictory of ‘Confluencia-2k15’, a State level management meet held at Kakaraparti Bhavanarayana (KBN) College on Wednesday, he described youth as a real strength of the nation.
“Youth should strive for nation building as it is their primary responsibility,’’ he said.
Varun Sandesh said that his new movie ‘Paddanandi Premalo Mari’ would hit the screens on Valentine’s Day. He described the movie as a love and action entertainer.
Later he gave away prizes to winners of various competitions organised as part of the event. The film unit, including actress Vithika Sheru, director U Mahesh and producer N Ramachandra Prasad, KBN College president U Sambasiva Rao, secretary and correspondent S Rajith Kumar, principal P Krishna Murthy, vice-principal V Narayana Rao, coordinator B Ramaiah and other faculty members were present on the occasion.
