‘Thugs’ ia an intense raw action film helmed by renowned choreographer turned director Brinda Gopal at a Pan India level. Releasing in Telugu as ‘Konaseema Thugs’, this noir-crime action film, is Presented by Riya Shibu, Daughter of Top Producer, Distributor Shibu Thameens under HR Pictures banner in association with Jio Studios on a lavish scale. Shibu Thameen’s son Hridhu Haroon is debuting as Hero with Konaseema Thugs. The other ensemble cast involves Simha, RK Suresh, Munshkanth, Anaswara Rajan in other key roles.
After the grand reception of characters introduction video and trailer of the film from all corners, the film is surrounded by huge buzz. The film which runs in the backdrop of Konaseema, has been narrated by Director Brinda in an intriguing manner.
Hridhu Haroon as Seshu leaves an impression in a raw and rustic role with his debut film. The team has unveiled the first video song from the film. The song comes Asian a procession of Goddess Durga Mata in Kalika avatar. The song is mounted on an electric manner, the lyrics,
” Veera Soora Mahankali Vastondayyaa…
Vetaadanu Aa Thalle Vastondayya…”
hints the song will happen at a crucial juncture of the film. Hridhu’s dance moves are to the point where he body language resembles someone who possesses by the Goddess herself. Sam CS has given an electrifying tune elevating goddess’s anger. While lyricist Vanamaali penned the lyrics matching that Amman is on her course to end the evil. Oscar award nominee RRR movie Naatu Naatu song singer Kaalabhairava has lend the vocals and his energetic voice has taken the song to another level. Priyesh Guruswamy’s different lighting for the song which is shot entirely in the night effect has added a divine vibe to it. Taking of Director Brinda Gopal in the song gives a glimpse about how intense ‘Konaseema Thugs’ film is going to be. The song garners terrific response from all corners for its energetic composition and choreogrpahy. It began trending across all over the internet.
Konaseema Thugs is gearing up to release in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi and Kannada languages in February, 2023 in a grand manner.
