Raveena Tandon’s Daughter Rasha Thadani Makes Her Telugu Debut with ‘Srinivasa Mangapuram’; First Look Presents Her In Ravishing Avatar as ‘Manga’
Director Ajay Bhupathi, who has earned acclaim for his raw, immersive storytelling in RX 100 and Mangalavaram, is presently directing another intriguing project Srinivasa Mangapuram.
Jaya Krishna Ghattamaneni, carrying forward the legacy of Superstar Krishna and Mahesh Babu, is making his big-screen debut with the film featuring Rasha Thadani, daughter of Bollywood star Raveena Tandon and widely recognised for her presence in the popular Uyi Amma song, in her Telugu cinema debut. With successful producer Ashwini Dutt presenting the project and producer P Kiran of Chandamama Kathalu backing it, Jaya Krishna’s debut arrives with strong creative and production might. The first wave of promotional material, including the title reveal and the striking first look poster, have already sparked curiosity.
Today, Rasha Thadani’s first look from the movie has been unveiled, introducing her character, Manga. Draped in a traditional avatar, Rasha looks absolutely ravishing, exuding grace, intensity, and strong screen presence. Her striking and expressive look glimpses in the motion poster have already caught the attention of audiences and film circles alike.
The film recently wrapped up an extensive first schedule spanning 30 days, and is currently progressing into its second schedule. The team is moving ahead at a brisk pace, maintaining high production values and creative focus.
Ashwini Dutt, known for launching many big names in Telugu cinema including Mahesh Babu and also produced a movie with Krishna, is now introducing another new talent- Jaya Krishna Ghattamaneni.
The film has a strong team handling different crafts. GV Prakash Kumar is composing the music, and Jayakrishna ISC is handling the camera work. Madhav Kumar Gullapati is the editor, while Sahi Suresh is taking care of the production design. Real Sathish is in charge of the action sequences.
With a powerful director, a promising debut cast, strong music, and an intriguing backdrop, ‘Srinivasa Mangapuram’ has all the right elements in place. The film not only marks an important debut for Jaya Krishna Ghattamaneni and Rasha Thadani, but also promises to showcase Rasha in a performance-driven role that could resonate with audiences across India.
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