📌 Key Points
- Anil Ravipudi praises ‘Killer’ teaser: “Really good… Super SHE Jyoti!”
- TV star Jyoti Poorvaj stuns: 7 roles, action queen dreams fulfilled!
- Director Poorvaj dazzles, tackling 7 diverse roles himself!
- Post-wedding, Poorvaj duo chose film over vacation: employment first!
The much-anticipated ‘Killer’ teaser has truly created a stir, captivating renowned director Anil Ravipudi. With Poorvaj directing, the film marks Jyoti Poorvaj’s silver-screen debut from serials. This dynamic duo tackles a multi-role challenge, as Poorvaj also produces, promising a unique cinematic experience for South Indian audiences.
Ravipudi’s Buzz: ‘Killer’ Teaser Impresses
The teaser for the upcoming film ‘Killer’ has created quite a stir, captivating renowned director Anil Ravipudi. Directed by Poorvaj, the film stars Jyoti Poorvaj as the heroine, marking her transition from serials to the silver screen. The film, which features Jyoti Poorvaj and Poorvaj in lead roles, also includes Manish Gilada, Chandrakant Kollu, Vishal Raj, Archana Ananth, and Gautam Chakradhar Koppisetty in other significant parts. Produced by Poorvaj and Padmanabha Reddy under the banners of Think Cinema, AU & I Studios, with the blessings of Dhyanam Nannagaru, the film is presented by Urveesh Poorvaj.
The teaser was officially launched at a recent event in Hyderabad. Blockbuster director Anil Ravipudi was particularly impressed, taking to Twitter (now X) to shower praises. He tweeted: “The Killer movie teaser looks really good… All the best to director Poorvaj and Super SHE Jyoti Poorvaj. I’m very happy to unveil this promising teaser and look forward to even more thrills in the trailer. Best wishes to the entire film unit.”
Speaking at the teaser launch event, heroine Jyoti Poorvaj expressed her excitement about the project. “I was tired of doing routine roles in serials,” she stated. “At that time, Suku Poorvaj approached me with this film, promising to showcase me in a new light on screen.” Jyoti shared her amazement at the opportunity to portray six or seven different characters, a dream for any actor. “Anyone can do a dual role, but getting the opportunity to perform in six or seven characters can be considered a dream for any actor. They even made me do action in this film. I also had a dream of doing action like Vijayashanti, and that opportunity came with this film,” she revealed, crediting Director Poorvaj’s unwavering support and hard work.
Jyoti Poorvaj’s Dream: Six Roles and Action
Delving into interesting facts about the film’s genesis, Jyoti highlighted a unique post-wedding decision. “Many people go on a personal vacation after marriage, but I felt very happy when Poorvaj told me, ‘Let’s make a film.’ I thought that by making a film, we would be providing some employment to many people.” She emphasized the film’s intent beyond financial gain: “It’s not about making money with this film… we are trying to lay a foundation as filmmakers.” Jyoti confidently added, “Everyone will know through this film that Jyoti is a good performer and Poorvaj is a good director and technician.”
Director Poorvaj himself has taken on a significant acting challenge, portraying six or seven different roles in the film. Jyoti lauded his talent, noting, “Poorvaj has an amazing actor within him. Recently, director Anil Ravipudi released our film’s teaser and praised Poorvaj, stating that he is a good actor.”
The team made this film overcoming their limitations and looks forward to bringing it to the audience soon. They extended their heartfelt thanks to director Anil Ravipudi for releasing the teaser, whose praises have undoubtedly created significant buzz for ‘Killer’. The audience eagerly awaits the film’s release to experience the promised thrills.
Looking Ahead
Anil Ravipudi’s endorsement elevates ‘Killer’s’ anticipation, shining a spotlight on Poorvaj’s unique challenge. This independent venture, born from dedication, clearly holds immense promise. We predict ‘Killer’ will not only deliver the promised thrills but also introduce formidable new voices to our beloved South Indian cinema.
