‘Jathi Ratnalu’ Girl Explains The Meaning Behind Her Tattoo!

Curly-haired beauty Faria Abdullah who gained a lot of craze with ‘Jathi Ratnalu’ is struggling to find her next success. She did movies like ‘Like Share & Subscribe’ and ‘Ravanasura’ which failed at the box office. She did a cameo in ‘Most Eligible Bachelor’ which went completely unnoticed. Though her special song in ‘Bangarraju’ was a hit at that time, it did not boost her career. She was last seen in an OTT drama ‘The Jengaburu Curse’ which is streaming on Sony Liv.

She is all set to arrive with Allari Naresh’s ‘Aa Okkati Adakku’ on 3rd May and the team is busy promoting the movie. During an interview, Faria was asked about the tattoo on her leg. As we know, a lot of celebrities have tattoos and they have a particular meaning. She says that her tattoo constantly reminds her that we get to greater heights if our roots are strong enough and also reminds her that no matter how big we become, we mustn’t forget our roots.

The lovely young lady has all the talent in the world. She might not suit alongside all the Telugu heroes but she definitely has the skill to become a crazy heroine. Her tall frame paired with her pretty smile and curly hair was liked by many. Apart from working in theatre, Faria is a trained dancer in multiple forms like Hip Hop, Kathak and others.

Coming to ‘Aa Okkati Adakku’, it is Naresh’s 61st film. Malli Ankam is making his directorial debut with this entertainer which is being produced by Rajiv Chilaka under the banner of Chilaka Productions. Abburi Ravi is the writer, while cinematography is handled by Suryaa. Malayalam composer Gopi Sundar is giving the music for this entertaining film. The trailer generated a very good response.

Movie On Controversial Subject Postponed Due To Elections!

The upcoming Indian elections are having a significant impact on the country’s film industry, with several high-profile releases being postponed. This delay extends to pan-Indian films like the sci-fi epic “Kalki 2898 AD” and the action drama “Devara.”

The postponement trend has also affected regional cinema. Nara Rohit’s political drama “Prathinidhi 2” was scheduled to release on April 25th but remains unreleased due to censorship hurdles.

Another noteworthy film caught in the political crossfire is “The Sabarmati Report,” featuring Vikrant Massey and Raashi Khanna in lead roles. This drama, initially slated for a May 3rd release, has been pushed back to August 2nd, 2024. The announcement came from Massey himself via social media.

“The Sabarmati Report” tackles the sensitive and controversial subject of the Sabarmati Express incident, a tragedy shrouded in secrecy for over two decades. The event has been a source of intense national discussion for more than a decade. Directed by Ranjan Chandel, the film was submitted for censorship certification. However, the board recommended a revised release date, leading the makers to choose August 2nd.

There is significant anticipation surrounding the film, with many expecting it to be even more hard-hitting than recent controversial movies like “The Kashmir Files” and “Kerala Story.” The delayed release due to the elections only adds to the intrigue surrounding “The Sabarmati Report.”