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Nara Rohit in an experimental role
It seems that T-town stars are in a mood to experiment these days. After Ravi Teja essayed the role of a blind guy in ‘Raja The Great’ and Ram Charan playing a deaf person in ‘Rangasthalam,’ now it is the turn of Nara Rohit to play a dumb guy in his new film ‘NR 18’.
It seems that T-town stars are in a mood to experiment these days. After Ravi Teja essayed the role of a blind guy in ‘Raja The Great’ and Ram Charan playing a deaf person in ‘Rangasthalam,’ now it is the turn of Nara Rohit to play a dumb guy in his new film ‘NR 18’.
It is being directed by young turk R Manjunath and produced by Atluri Narayana Rao. “It will be a challenging role for Nara Rohit since he is known for his powerful voice and elegant delivery,” said a source, close to the unit. The young director has come up with a novel idea and impressed the hero. “His refreshing characterisation will be the USP of this wholesome entertainer,” the source adds.
Surely, young directors are thinking out-of-the-box. Similarly, Nara Rohit who was known for his action roles, will mellow down in this role and impress more with his performance. Undoubtedly, T-town youngsters are changing the cliched rules for good.
