Swayambhu Movie Started
Nikhil, Bharat Krishnamachari, Pixel Studios Swayambhu Launched Grandly, Regular Shoot Begins
Hero Nikhil who gained nationwide fame with Karthikeya 2 will be joining forces with director Bharat Krishnamachari for his milestone 20th movie. Titled Swayambhu, Bhuvan and Sreekar will produce the movie under Pixel Studios with Tagore Madhu presenting it. While the title Swayambhu alone generated lots of curiosity, the title poster that showed the sacred Sengol made everyone inquisitive to know more about the project. Then, the first-look poster that presented Nikhil as a ferocious warrior received an overwhelming response.
The makers chose an auspicious occasion of Shravana Shukravaram to hold a grand launching ceremony. The opening has been organized in a majestic manner in the presence of the films entire team and special guests. Dil Raju switched on the camera, while Allu Aravind sounded the clapboard. Lyricist Ramajogayya Sastry directed the first shot. Chadalavada Srinivas Rao handed over the script to the makers. Producers Abhishek Agarwal, Sithara Naga Vamsi, and Damodar Prasad too attended the event.
The regular shoot of the movie also commences today. The announcement has been made through this stupefying poster where Nikhil as a warrior is seen aiming an arrow at a dragon while riding the horse. From his get-up to his costumes, this is a new Nikhil which we havent seen before. Like the first-look poster, this new poster too is out-of-this-world.
Samyuktha Menon is the female lead opposite Nikhil in the movie which is going to be the most expensive one in the actors career.
Swayambhu will be mounted with top technical standards. Manoj Paramahamsa helms the cinematography, while Ravi Basrur scores the music. M Prabhaharan is the production designer and the dialogues for the movie are provided by Vasudev Muneppagari.
Cast :
Nikhil, Samyuktha Menon
Technical Crew :
Writer, Director: Bharat Krishnamachari
Producers: Bhuvan and Sreekar
Banner: Pixel Studios
Music: Ravi Basrur
DOP: Manoj Paramahamsa
