Daijiworld Media Network - Hyderabad
Hyderabad, Jan 11: The makers of director Ram Abbaraju’s upcoming family entertainer Nari Nari Naduma Murari, starring Sharwanand, have unveiled a fun-packed trailer showcasing a comedy of errors centered on a man trying to keep his past love life from disrupting his present family.
The production house AK Entertainments shared the trailer on X, writing: “ENTERTAINMENT EXPLOSION! #NariNariNadumaMurari trailer is LIVE. Watch Now & enjoy the Blockbuster fun ride. Let’s Celebrate in theatres from Jan 14 | 5:49 PM onwards #SharwaSankranthi.”
The trailer begins with a humorous scene where an auto driver mistakes a woman for being pregnant and refuses her fare, only to discover she isn’t. Sharwanand’s character, Gautham, is shown as an architect who studied engineering, prompting a playful exchange with his would-be father-in-law about career choices.
The story kicks into gear when Gautham’s ex-flame, played by Samyuktha, reappears after his marriage to Nithya (Sakshi Vaidya). The trailer hints at the comedic chaos that ensues as Samyuktha urges Gautham to confess everything to his wife, setting the stage for a full-fledged comedy about balancing past and present relationships.
Breaking convention, the makers have announced not only the release date but also the exact time for the film’s premiere: 5:49 PM on January 14, a first for a Sankranthi release and a departure from the usual morning or early-morning shows.
Produced by Ramabrahmam Sunkara under AK Entertainments in collaboration with Adventures International Pvt. Ltd., the film features Sharwanand alongside Samyuktha and Sakshi Vaidya. The technical team includes music by Vishal Chandrashekar, cinematography by Gnana Shekhar VS and Yuvraaj, story by Bhanu Bogavarapu, dialogues by Nandu Savirigana, and art direction by Brahma Kadali. Ajay Sunkara co-produces, while Kishore Garikipati serves as executive producer.
Sharwanand’s previous Sankranthi hits, Shatamanam Bhavati and Express Raja, were also released on January 14, and this carefully timed festival release is expected to draw audiences despite the busy holiday season.