Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gadha preview

Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gadha preview
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After back to back hits, Natural star Nani is all set to scorch the silver screen again with his next  film \'Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gadha\" (KVPG). The film will hit theatres on Friday. The censor Board officials are said to have been impressed with the movie and praised Nani\'s acting.

After back to back hits, Natural star Nani is all set to scorch the silver screen again with his next film 'Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gadha" (KVPG). The film will hit theaters on Friday. The censor Board officials are said to have been impressed with the movie and praised Nani's acting.

Touted to be a romantic comedy, KVPG is written and directed by Hanu Raghavapudi. His last film 'Andala Rakshasi' had received positive reviews from the critics but could not succeed commercially. Expectations are very high on the film as Nani's last two films and Yevade Subramanyam 'Bhale Bhale Magadivoy' was a super hit and it created records overseas.

The trailer of the movie has been getting positive response and the pre-release business of the movie is extraordinary. The major part of the movie is set against the backdrop of a faction in Anantapur and majority of scenes have been shot in Bala Krishna's constituency Hindupur. And Nani will be seen as an ardent fan of Balakrishna in the film.

It is said that the movie is all about how a cowardly Krishna succeeds in his 15-year-old love story. Nani plays the role of Krishna and he is in love with Mahalakshmi. How a meek guy like Krishna overcomes all odds and does adventures for Mahalakshmi forms the crux of the story. Nani romances Mehrene Kaur Peerzada in the film which is produced by Ram Achanta, Gopichand Achanta and Anil Sunkara under the 14 Reels Entertainment banner.

As per the buzz, the film is a complete entertainer and also has commercial elements to make it a box office hit. It now remains to be seen if Nani will score a hattrick with this film.

Watch the trailer here

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