Ram Pothineni’s upcoming film, ‘Andhra King Taluka’, has been preponed to a Thursday, November 27th release, aiming for a longer weekend window without major box office competition. Directed by Mahesh Babu P, the movie features Ram as a devoted fan inspired by Upendra Rao’s character, ‘Andhra King’ Surya Kumar. The teaser hints at a passionate fan’s journey.
Actor Ram Pothineni will be next seen in the upcoming drama ‘Andhra Kind Taluka’. The makers have announced that the movie has been preponed and will hit the big screens earlier than the actual day of release. Let’s find out the next release date.
New release date announced
According to the social media post shared by the makers, ‘Andhra Kind Taluka’ was set to release on Friday, November 28th. But now the makers have decided to release the film a day prior to the actual date, which means it will be released on 27th November, Thursday.The makers wrote, “The celebrations begin one day in advance #AndhraKingTaluka GRAND RELEASE WORLDWIDE ON NOVEMBER 27th. Get ready for the super energetic #AndhraKingTalukaTrailer on November 18th.”
Strategic move for a longer weekend window
This might have been done by the makers, expecting to get an added day from the initial weekend window. Additionally, the film does not find any box office clash with any major releases. Speaking about the film, directed by Mahesh Babu P, it stars Ram Pothineni as Sagar, an ardent fan whose life is influenced by his cinematic idol, ‘Andhra King’ Surya Kumar, played by Upendra Rao. Bhagyashri Borse plays the female lead, Maha Laxmi, in her second Telugu film.
Teaser of ‘Andhra Kind Taluka’
Earlier, the makers released a 1-minute 15-second teaser of the film, which calls the film a “biopic of a fan.” The teaser shows Ram Pothineni as a die-hard cinephile and his passion for movies. He is seen as a huge fan of the superstar Surya, played by Upendra, who he gets inspired by through his father’s love for cinema. At the end of the teaser, the tone changes when Murali Sharma’s character mocks Ram for idolizing a hero “who doesn’t even know he exists.”