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Nitin’s film title changed to ‘Maaro’

Earlier, the film was titled ‘Satyam, Sivam, Sundaram’ but the title was now changed to suit the subject.

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The shooting of Nithin’s latest film ‘Maaro’ (Violent but Silent) directed by Malayalam director Siddique and produced by Mamidala Srinivas and K Sagar under the banner of Sri Rajeswari Films was almost complete, but for the canning of a song.

Earlier, the film was titled ‘Satyam, Sivam, Sundaram’ but the title was now changed to suit the subject. The producers say, “The song would be choreographed on Nithin and a young heroine in the first half of December. Nithin is playing a role, which would be very comfortable for his image. We have incorporated all kinds of elements that would suit the young audiences like love, sentiment, action, entertainment, suspense and thrill.”

Director Siddique says, “I have directed nine films in Malayalam and two in Telugu. This movie would be on par with films like ‘Peddarikam’ and ‘Hitler’, the Telugu remakes of my original Malayalam films. Manisharma’s music would be a highlight and would remain an asset for the success of the flick.”

Nithin says, “The entire subject will depend on a mind game. I am playing the role of an IIT student. How a youth overcome the problems faced in his life with his intelligence is the basic theme of the film. We are making efforts to launch the audio and release the film in December.”

Abbas, Kota, Ali, Venumadhav, Raghubabu, Chalapati Rao, Narasimha Raju, Raja Sridhar, Raj Kiran, Ramaprabha, Rajyalakshmi, Kavita and others are in the cast. Dialogues are by Chintapalli Ramana, music is by Manisharma, camera is by Jayaram, editing is by TR Sekhar while Vasavi M is the presenter.

-Sampurn Media

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