In a vibrant launch event held in Hyderabad, the title and first-look poster of the upcoming film “Hello It’s Me” were unveiled, marking a significant moment for the project directed by Shagna Sri Venu. This film, which has garnered attention for its unique storyline, stars Varun Sandesh in the lead role, with Shagna not only taking on the role of the heroine but also stepping into the director’s chair for the first time. The film also features Darshan Madhmanchi as another lead actor, and is produced by VS K Sanjeev, Vangapalli Sandeep, and Vangapalli Sankirth under the banners of S2S Cinemas and Shas Productions.
During the event, Varun Sandesh expressed his excitement about the film, describing it as a clean family movie that beautifully portrays the misunderstandings faced by young couples. He praised Shagna’s storytelling abilities, noting that she has taken the narrative to the next level. “I had faith in her as a director from the very beginning,” he said. Varun reminisced about the enduring popularity of his previous films “Kottabamba” and “Happy Days,” and expressed his hope that audiences would enjoy the music from “Hello It’s Me,” which was composed by the talented Vamsikant. He emphasized the importance of support from the audience for the film’s success, thanking the producers for their dedication and passion.
Shagna Sri Venu, reflecting on her journey as a filmmaker, shared her vision for the film, stating that it is designed to resonate with every young man and woman. She acknowledged that when she first announced her directorial debut, there were some negative perceptions regarding a heroine taking on such a role. However, she credited her producers for their unwavering trust in her vision and for ignoring any doubts. “There is no difference between directing as a woman or a man; what matters is whether we create the scenes we envisioned,” she remarked, praising her supportive team, particularly highlighting Varun Sandesh’s encouragement throughout the process.
The event also saw the presence of notable figures from the film industry, including actor Rajasekhar, actor Jashwanth, music director Vamsikant, cinematographer Brahmateja Muripudi, and producer Sanjeev, who all gathered to lend their support to this promising project. As the team gears up for the film’s release, anticipation builds around how “Hello It’s Me” will engage audiences with its relatable themes and captivating music, expected to be enjoyed for years to come.
