The shooting of 'Bhale Kurradu' directed by S Rajendraprasad Reddy and produced by Suresh Obili on the banner of Likhita Movie Creations with Arjun in the lead was completed and dubbing is in progress now.
Producer Suresh Obili says, 'This is a good love story. We are introducing Arjun as hero in Telugu through this film. Arjun played as a child artiste in 'Pachani Samsaram', 'Illalu-Priyuralu', 'Swayamkrushi', 'Srivaru' and 'Bhale Tammudu' and is well known among the Telugu audiences. He got a good training in dances, fights and also in acting and performed extremely well. We are sure that our hero Arjun would become busy after the success of this film. Presently dubbing work is in progress.'
Director Rajendra Prasad says, 'This is a youthful and triangle love story that runs with family backdrop. The love scenes involving Arjun, Naaz, and Seema Setti have come out extremely well. The film has a good comedy also. All the songs and action scenes would attract the audiences.'
Arjun says, 'The Telugu audiences gave me a good cooperation as a child artiste. I played in several films in the combination of senior artistes like Krishna, Sobhanbabu, Balakrishna and Chiranjeevi as a child artiste. I am making my debut as hero through 'Bhale Kurradu'. I am playing a different role as a rough lover in this film. The story is attractive to mass, youth and families.' Executive producer Y. Obulesu says, 'The dubbing activities would be completed by the end of November. We are planning to release audio during the end of this month. We are sure that the film would be a good musical hit.'
Presenter of the film BV Lakshmi says, 'This film that comes in the backdrop of family, would attract people of all ages. A part of the film will run in village and the remaining in urban locales. Songs would be a highlight in this film. Music is by Sureshkumar, camera is by Surendra, editing is by ML Sivaprakash, action is by Ram Shetty (Mumbai), 'Kaurava' Venkatesh and Julie, while dialogues, lyrics and direction are by S Rajendraprasad Reddy.
