Gamyam 50 days function
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The 50 Days function of highly successful film Gamyam was held at Prasad Labs, Hyderabad on Sunday night. The film directed by debut director Radhakrishna aka Krish created a sensation in Telugu film industry, by offering superb entertainment, getting undisputed talk of praise from all sections. Gamyam starred Naresh, Sharwanand and Kamaline Mukherjee. Apart from the lead cast, the prominent persons who attended the 50 Days celebrations included director Krish, Dr. TS Vijaychander, Tammareddy Bharadwaja, K. Raghavendra Rao, Siva Nageswara Rao, R. Narayana Murthy, MM Keeravani, Lagadapati Sridhar, Jayasudha, Madhura Music Sridhar Reddy, LB Sriram, EVV Satyanarayana, Paruchuri Venkatesswara Rao, Hari Anumolu (cinematographer) Ram-Lakshman (stunt masters), Neelakanta and others. The cast and crew were presented with the shields on this occasion. Tammareddy Bharadwaja, TFPC president said: "Gamyam is going to be a pathfinder to the young breed of directors. I predict a great future for Krish. He is a mine of talent and clearly understood the requirements of the Telugu audiences." Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao said: "Everybody thought that the film would be nothing but a stylish affair of a foreign-returned Krish. But, Gamyam became a highly successful film with appreciation from all sections. After all, Sharwanand is a budding artiste. But, he made me weep at the climax." Red star R. Narayana Murthy gave a thud of excitement to the gathering at the venue with his electrifying speech. "Gamyam proved that the Telugu film industry will ever remain young and potential with talented technicians. Interestingly, he categorized the film's characterization into three: Rich (represented by Sharwanand), Middle Class (Kamalinee Mukherjee) and Poor (Naresh). I could see a T. Krishna in Krish. From time to time, there have been trend setting films in the history of Telugu cinema. Krish has joined the big league of directors." EVV Satyanarayana said: "I am happy that a big number of my friends from the doctors' community called me to say that Naresh and Sharwanand had done excellently well, besides praising the direction of Krish. This film changed Allari Naresh into Gali Seenu, which I already heard through. I predict great future for Sharwanand." Hero Naresh said: "Till now, mostly, the audiences have seen me doing comedy in a big way. This time, I could do something more, moving the hearts of the audiences to the core, thanks to the brilliance of director Krish. Sharwanand has done a great job and he awaits a big future. I am happy for that." Sharwanand thanked the audiences for their support and patronage to the film. |
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