The makers of 'KA' are happy that their film's Trailer is a hit. Speaking to the media today, they admitted to making 'KA' with the 'B' and 'C' centre audience groups in mind.
Telugu distributor Vamsi Nandipati is not bored watching 'KA' although he has watched it more than two dozen times. The success of the film's trailer can be gauged from the fact that he has been flooded with inquiries from audiences and stakeholders. He believes that 'KA' will matter as much as 'Virupaksha' has. The film hits the cinemas on October 31st.
Director Sandeep spoke of the unique geographical setting of the movie. The darkness that engulfs the fictional town of Krishnagiri was spoken about. "Right from the word go, 'KA' and Vasudev (Kiran Abbavaram's character) will draw you in," he added.
Tanvi Ram says that her character is significant in 'KA'. Nayan Sarika of 'AAY' fame said that doing the film has filled her with immense satisfaction. "There are many twists and turns that will keep you hooked throughout," she added.
Chinta Vineesha Reddy, the film's co-producer, is glad that the pre-release buzz is gaining ground, especially since the release of the trailer.
Kiran Abbavaram almost made a statement when he said that the climax of 'KA' would be so unique that it won't bear similarity with any film made anywhere in the past. If anybody manages to spot a similarity, he will stop doing movies altogether. Kiran said that the narrative of 'KA' deserves to be told to the audience. "The climax of 'KA' is about 20 minutes long. The elements you are going to see are surprising. There are no extraneous elements for the sake of commerce. Even the action scenes are there for a reason," he added.
Kiran plays an orphaned man who pines for relationships in life. He experiences pleasure by peering into the letters addressed to others. After he becomes a postman, he receives a mysterious letter, following which a mystery man starts communicating with him.
