Niharika Konidela’s upcoming film, “Committee Kurrollu,” has generated considerable buzz, promising a heartwarming and nostalgic journey for audiences. The project, now complete with shooting and currently in post-production, is slated for a worldwide theatrical release in August.
The makers are employing a unique and engaging promotional strategy, keeping fans on their toes with intriguing glimpses. Following the positive reception to the released songs, they have now unveiled a captivating teaser, effectively capturing the essence of childhood innocence.
The teaser transports viewers back to the carefree days of youth, showcasing the lead characters’ heartwarming memories: sharing idlis at a local eatery, splashing under a pump set, playing cricket, and celebrating festivals together. These scenes, beautifully filmed in exotic and natural locations, paint a picturesque backdrop for the film.
However, the teaser concludes with a poignant question, subtly hinting at the inevitable changes that accompany adolescence and the potential for friendships to shift. While the makers have kept the plot details under wraps, the teaser successfully delivers a taste of the youthful energy and heartwarming nostalgia that awaits moviegoers.
“Committee Kurrollu” boasts a talented cast of promising newcomers, including Sandeep Saroj, Yashwant Pendyala, Trinath Verma, Prasad Behara, Ishwar Rachiraju, Manikantha Parasu, Lokesh Kumar Parimi, Shyam Kalyan, Raghuvaran, Sivakumar Matta, Akshay Srinivas, Sharanya Suresh, Tejaswi Rao, Vishika, and Shanmuki Nagumanthri. This fresh ensemble is excited to make their debut under the banner of Pink Elephant Pictures.
Producer Niharika Konidela is thrilled to expand her company’s portfolio from web series and short films to feature films, collaborating with Sree Radha Damodar Studios for this venture. The film marks the directorial debut of Yadhu Vamsi, who brings a fresh and engaging storytelling approach to the screen. The dialogues are penned by the talented duo of Venkata Subhash Cheerla and Kondal Rao Addagalla.
Director Yadhu Vamsi views this film as a significant milestone in the evolution of Pink Elephant Pictures, promising a captivating and nostalgic cinematic experience for audiences.