Nani says just releasing in multiple languages doesn’t make a film ‘pan-India’

We have seen many stars doing Pan India films. But not many have done nationwide promotions. However, Nani and the team dedicated a good time to the publicity of Dasara. They are not restricting the promotions to Telugu states. Ahead of the film’s release, Nani made interesting comments on Pan-India films.

Talking about everyone’s obsession with making pan-Indian movies, Nani said releasing a film in multiple languages doesn’t make it pan-Indian. Nani said, “Dasara is a Telugu film that we felt will appeal to audiences across languages. Hence, we decided to release it in multiple languages. Dasara is set in a world that’ll be alien to Telugu as well as Hindi audiences. That’s what makes this film unique. A film doesn’t become pan-Indian just by being released in five languages”.

“When Baahubali 1 was released, it wasn’t a pan-Indian film. After audiences lapped up the first part in a big way, the hype around the second part grew manifolds and that naturally made Baahubali 2 a truly pan-Indian project. It’s the same case with the KGF series and Pushpa. Audiences make a film pan-Indian with their acceptance,” he said. While Baahubali: The Beginning released in 2015, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion hit the screens in 2017″, Nani added.

Keerthy Suresh is the leading lady opposite Nani in this rustic mass-action film directed by Srikanth Odela. Sudhakar Cherukuri of SLV Cinemas is producing the movie on a massive scale and the movie is set for release on March 30th.

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