Actor Ravi Teja's nephew, Maadhav, makes his debut in the upcoming film, 'Mr. Idiot'. Co-starring Simran Sharma, the film is produced by JJR Ravichand. The film's trailer was launched on Sunday.
Editor Viplav Nyshadham praised the performances of the debutants. "Despite being newcomers, Maadhav and Simran deliver impressive performances that don't feel like those of first-timers," he said. Cinematographer Ram Reddy also expressed his confidence in the film, stating that the trailer looks fantastic and will captivate audiences.
Producer and guest Bekkem Venugopal shared his positive impression of the trailer, highlighting the film's family-friendly nature and the strong performances of the lead actors. Music director Anup Rubens echoed these sentiments, expressing his satisfaction with working on the film and his hopes for its success.
Producer JJR Ravichand said that the songs from the movie will be unveiled shortly. "I would like to express my gratitude to my friend Venugopal and 'HanuMan' director Prasanth Varma for their presence. Maadhav's performance is reminiscent of his uncle Ravi Teja, and he doesn't seem like a newcomer at all," he added.
Director Gowri Ronanki said, "From the beginning, I knew that the film needed a strong musical score, and Anup delivered exactly that. He truly understood the story and created some fantastic compositions. While I may not be an expert in fight sequences or dance, everyone involved has done a great job incorporating my suggestions."
Hero Maadhav said, "We took our time with this film to ensure that it met our high standards. That's why we are planning a perfect release, even if it takes a little longer. We released the trailer today, and I hope you all enjoyed it. Anup's music is a standout, and Ram Reddy's visuals are stunning. We aim to release 'Mr. Idiot' in November, and I hope to receive your support."
Guest and 'HanuMan' maker Prasanth Varma said, "Ravi Teja has been a mentor to many, including myself. When I was invited to this event, I felt a responsibility to support Maadhav. It's not just me; many in the industry are backing him. Remember when Raghu performed a song at the CCL a few years ago? It was Maadhav's song from 'Mr. Idiot', and it was incredible. I used to feel a bit like an idiot too. The unique heroism in Ravi Teja's 'Idiot' set a new trend at that time. It's fitting that Maadhav's film is called 'Mr. Idiot'. He performed with incredible energy and aspires to reach Ravi Teja's level. It's one thing to believe our film is good; it's another to acknowledge and improve upon it."
