Venkatesh’s ‘Saindhav’ Marks a New Chapter in His Cinematic Legacy
In a recent press conference, acclaimed actor Victory Venkatesh spoke about his latest film. Directed by Sailesh Kolanu, ‘Saindhav’ is set to release on January 13 and is already creating waves with its engaging teasers and music.
Venkatesh expressed that he doesn’t feel any pressure about this being his 75th film, considering each film as unique and demanding dedicated hard work. He emphasized that the movie, produced by Venkat Boyanapalli under Niharika Entertainment, brings a new experience to the audience, especially highlighting its fast-paced action and emotional depth.
The film’s storyline, enriched with unconventional emotional action sequences and a compelling daughter sentiment, was a key factor in attracting Venkatesh to the project. He praised director Sailesh Kolanu for crafting an excellent narrative and mentioned his role in providing feedback during the filmmaking process, focusing primarily on his acting.
Speaking on his experience working with children, particularly Baby Ssara, Venkatesh noted her spark and impressive performance. He also discussed his experience working with Nawazuddin Siddiqui, describing it as extraordinary and highlighting the unique portrayal of each character in ‘Saindhav.’
The actor clarified that there are no similarities between ‘Saindhav’ and his past roles like ‘Dharmachakram.’ He also touched upon the importance of music in the film, commending Santhosh Narayanan for the excellent background score and songs.
On the topic of his controversy-free career over 75 films, Venkatesh attributed it to his childhood mentality of not making anyone uncomfortable. He also expressed his openness to various projects, including a script on Swami Vivekananda and a possible collaboration with actor Nani.
As for his future projects, Venkatesh revealed that he is considering two to three stories but nothing has been finalized yet. He concluded the conference with Sankranti wishes to all, expressing hope for brilliant performances in all four Sankranti movies.
