Young actor Suhas recently expressed his excitement over his latest film, ‘Hey Balwant,’ which he completed in a remarkably short time. Speaking to reporters, Suhas shared that the storyline instantly captivated him, especially with its blend of entertainment and emotional depth. “The film turned out to be hundreds of times better than we initially anticipated,” he said, highlighting his enthusiasm for the project.
‘Hey Balwant,’ originally titled ‘Hey Bhagavan,’ features veteran actor Naresh and popular anchor Sravanthi in significant roles. Directed by Gopi Achhar, the film is produced by B. Narendra Reddy under the Trishul Visionary Studios banner. Scheduled for release on February 20, Suhas took the opportunity to discuss the film’s development and its title change, which was prompted by the censor board’s suggestion to modify the title’s connotation.
Suhas explained that the character played by Naresh also underwent a name change, along with the film’s title and concept, as the censor board considered these aspects during their review. The story revolves around a young man who dreams of running a business, while his father wishes to take over. It explores the challenges and developments he faces in this pursuit. Suhas emphasized that while the film promises ample entertainment, his role is also designed to be humorous, and he is optimistic that this project will lead to success in his career.
Despite his dedication and hard work on each film, Suhas admitted to feeling a tinge of sadness over not achieving the desired success lately. “Waiting for success has become a bit painful,” he confessed. However, he remains focused on preparing for his next project, as he believes in continuously improving his craft. After experiencing a series of setbacks, he received advice from peers and even his wife, which led him to take a break and focus on making ‘Hey Balwant’ a quality film.
<p”Suhas views this opportunity as fortunate, stating, ‘There is a general feeling that a good actor should have a good film.’ He expressed confidence in the project and mentioned that his wife enjoyed the film immensely after watching it. Currently, he is also working on a film under the banner of Karthik Subbaraju, who is providing the story. Suhas is exploring several other narratives in Telugu cinema, with plans to finalize projects soon.
Furthermore, Suhas is set to play the main antagonist in a Tamil film, ‘Mandadi,’ which he believes could open up more opportunities in the Tamil film industry following its release. Reflecting on his career, he shared how he initially started with comedy roles in short films and how his wife encouraged him to pursue more diverse projects. With a hopeful outlook, Suhas is eager to see how ‘Hey Balwant’ will resonate with audiences and is confident that a significant success is on the horizon.
