📌 Key Points
- Niharika’s Bold Truth: “Love isn’t begging, become love itself!”
- Mega Daughter’s Producer Power: Backs ‘Rakasa’ after blockbuster success.
- ‘Padhe Padhe’ Song Drops: A deep anthem for unexpressed, one-sided love.
- ‘Rakasa’ Promises “Out-and-Out Commercial Comedy” on April 3.
Mega daughter Niharika Konidela‘s bold statement, “Love is not begging… become love itself!”, has ignited conversations across the Telugu film circles. Uttered during the ‘Padhe Padhe’ song launch from her upcoming production ‘Rakasa’, these powerful words offer a fresh perspective on romance. Is she challenging norms, or simply setting the stage for her new film? Let’s delve into the intriguing context.
“Love Is Not Begging,” Says Niharika
Mega daughter Niharika Konidela’s sensational comments about love, particularly her statement, “Love is not begging… become love itself!”, have become a hot topic. These remarks were made during the release of the ‘Padhe Padhe’ song from ‘Rakasa’, a film she is producing. Naturally, when Niharika talks about love, suspicions might arise about her personal life. However, her comments were made in the context of ‘Rakasa’, a film she is co-producing under her banner Pink Elephant Pictures, presented by Zee Studios in collaboration with Umesh Kumar Bansal. Having already delivered a blockbuster with her first film ‘Committee Kurrollu’, Niharika now backs ‘Rakasa’, directed by Manasa Sharma and starring Sangeeth Shobhan and Nayan Sarika as the lead actors.
The film unit commenced musical promotions for ‘Rakasa’, which is set to release on April 3. On this occasion, the melodious song ‘Padhe Padhe‘ from the film was unveiled at an event held at St. Peter’s Engineering College. Speaking at the event, Niharika shared, “Instead of just releasing the ‘Padhe Padhe’ song from our film ‘Rakasa’, I feel it would have been great to hold the film’s pre-release event in this college. ‘Padhe Padhe’ is a beautiful love song. Even if it depicts one-sided love, it will be relatable to everyone. We should never beg for love; we should become love itself. That is the essence of our ‘Padhe Padhe’ song.” She further added that director Manasa Sharma has crafted the film for audiences of all segments and entire families to watch together. Niharika urged everyone to watch and support ‘Rakasa’ in theaters on April 3.
Rakasa’s Melodious Journey Begins
Regarding Niharika’s comments and the song, actress Nayan Sarika said, “I have been listening to the ‘Padhe Padhe’ song on loop. Girls, in particular, often don’t express their feelings outwardly as quickly, and this song will resonate deeply with them.” She expressed confidence that the film, releasing on April 3, will be liked by everyone. Actor Sangeeth Shobhan recounted how Manasa Sharma narrated the story to him after his previous film ‘MAD’, noting the director’s dedication to delivering good stories. He described ‘Rakasa’ as an “out-and-out commercial comedy entertainer.” Shobhan expressed confidence that ‘Padhe Padhe’, following their blockbuster ‘Rapappa… Rapappa’, would also captivate everyone, calling it a favorite for all of them, especially from the perspective of the heroine and girls. He also promised to return to the college to meet everyone after the film’s release and encouraged audiences to watch and make the film a success upon its April 3 release.
Music director Anudeep Dev dedicated the song to girls, expressing hope that Niharika’s film ‘Rakasa’ will appeal to all segments of the audience when it releases on April 3.
Looking Ahead
Niharika’s ‘Love Is Not Begging’ message, dedicated to girls, truly empowers. With ‘Rakasa’ releasing April 3, our audience keenly awaits if the film successfully translates this powerful sentiment, fostering vital conversations and empowering many. We anticipate its lasting impact.
