Naa Raakumarudu Audio Release

Naveen Chandra and Ritu Varma starer ‘Na Rakumarudu’ is a romantic entertainer directed by Satya and produced by Vajrang on Harivillu Creations banner with musical scores by Atchu. The audio of the film was launched on Saturday evening in Hyderabad. Rajasekhar and Jeevitha graced the function along with their two daughters and released the trailer. Prince, Rahul, Tanish and Sundeep Kishan released the audio CDs. Dil Raju and Bellamkonda Suresh also attended the audio function along with cinematographer Kumara Swamy, editor Praveen Pudi, art director Upendra Reddy and other unit members.

According to Jeevitha and Rajasekhar, the trailer are very good. Atchu scored good music. Naveen Chandra is gradually growing in the industry. He impressed the audience with his first film only. The couple wished for the success of the film.

Dil Raju said, “There are several positive elements in this film. Naveen Chandra’s posters are good. Trailers and songs have impressed me. Cinematography and music are excellent.”

Bellamkonda Suresh said, “Naveen will appear fresh in this film. I watched his earlier two movies and liked them. Atchu’s music will be an added asset to the film. I wish for the success of audio and the film.”

Naveen Chandra said, “Naa Rakumarudu is different from my previous two films. I’ll be seen stylishly in this film. Satya narrated this character to me when I was shooting for ‘Dalam’. I’ve changed my body language and styling according to my character in this film. Everyone is appreciating Atchu’s music. I’m happy about that.”

Atchu said, “Thanks to my producer and director for giving me a good opportunity. Satya gave good freedom for me. Every song will appear new and different. Right now post-production works are going one. We will start the re-recording work shortly.”

Director Satya claimed that everyone will like the film and the audience will understand only after watching the film why the title ‘Naa Rakumarudu’ was chosen. Vajrang thanked all guests for gracing the audio function of ‘Naa Rakumarudu’.