Itlu Arjuna Success Meet Held; Nagarjuna Praises Debutant Aneesh

Suryaa Now Cinema News Desk: The team of the film Itlu Arjuna held a success meet following the positive response from audiences since its worldwide theatrical release on November 13. The film, presented by Nagarjuna, marks the debut of hero Aneesh and director Mahesh Uppala, with Anaswara Rajan starring as the lead actress. It was produced by director Venky Kudumula under the What Next Entertainments banner.

Speaking at the event, Nagarjuna noted that the venue brought back memories, as it was where he viewed the first copy of his film Shiva. He praised director Mahesh for effectively telling a story centered on a protagonist who does not speak. Nagarjuna expressed pride in Aneesh’s performance, stating he has passed as a hero, and commended Anaswara’s acting. He further noted that he selected the film’s cinematographer, Raja, for his own 100th film based on his work here.

Hero Aneesh expressed gratitude for the audience's reception and credited Thaman’s music as a primary strength of the film. He acknowledged the support of director Mahesh, producer Venky Kudumula, cinematographer Raja, editor Koti, and co-star Anaswara.

Music director Thaman thanked Ram Charan and NTR for their support and noted the positive feedback received since the premieres. He praised the visuals provided by Raja and the production efforts of Venky Kudumula. Thaman also acknowledged the contributions of the music department and playback singer Anirudh.

Producer Venky Kudumula stated that the team fulfilled his expectations and expressed satisfaction that audiences continue to discuss the music after leaving the theaters.

Actress Anaswara Rajan shared that the response during theater visits has been encouraging, noting that audiences are enjoying the scenes and the characters of Keerthi and Arjun.

Director Mahesh Uppala thanked Venky Kudumula for trusting the story. He attributed the film's positive reception to the collective efforts of the cast and crew, stating that the audience continues to support films with strong stories, screenplays, and performances.