R J Cinemas’ ‘Lovely’ starring Aadi and Sanvi with B Jaya as director and B A Raju as producer was recently released by RR Movie Makers. On the eve of the film running successfully, a success-meet was organised today in Hyderabad. Director B Jaya, producer B A Raju, Satya Krishnan and Harshavardhan participated in the press meet.

Addressing the media Harshavardhan said, “The success of ‘Lovely’ has brought good name not just to the director but to every one of us. The response was good for my role which I believe that I lived with that character. I was literally shivering when riding pillion sitting behind Satya on a bike. We are all very happy with the success of this film.”

Satya Krishnan said, “We are very happy to note that our roles played major part in making the film such a huge hit. I thank Jaya garu for giving me my original character. I dominate my husband in real life too. The response is excellent from the audience. ‘Lovely’ connects well with audience because the characters in it are seen quite often in real life.”

B A Raju said, “I thank the audience for making ‘Lovely’ movie a big hit in a lovely manner. The film is still running houseful in all centres and theaters even after 5 days of its opening. One can visualize the range of success through it.”

Jaya while speaking, “I thank all the audiences for making ‘Lovely’ such a big hit. The audience is watching the film which I did it with passion. Three pairs are involved in the success of this film – Aadi-Sanvi, Vennela Kishore-Chinmayee and Satyakrishnan-Harshavardhan. While Vennela Kishore-Chinmayee pair attracted the youth, Satya Krishnan-Harshavardhan pair connected well with the family audience. Satya Krishnan portrayed my real life character. Just like Harshavardhan doesn’t know to ride the bike, Raju garu also doesn’t know to ride. Raju garu used to ride pillion sitting behind me on the bike. Our characters turned out to be excellent on the screen. I’m very happy with the success of this film and by seeing the tremendous response for our characters.”