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Wow.. NTR clears way for Rey release
By: Tupaki Desk | 19 Feb 2015 1:17 PM GMT
It can be nightmarish to wait eternally for debut movie. Sai Dharam Tej’s debut movie, Rey launched on 17th of October in 2010 and it finished shooting on the 6th of August 2013. It is still waiting in the labs and struggling for release. In meantime the film hero Dharam tej finished two films and waiting for release of his third Subramanyam For sale.
Now as per latest reports the financial roadblocks have been cleared by YVS and the movie is going to hit the screens on the 27th of this March. As the film is going to hit screens an interesting debate was happening in film nagar. Its known fact that YVS was a great fan of Legendary NTR.
On January 19, he visited NTR Ghat to offer his prayers on the death anniversary of the legendary actor. He went on to add that he has prayed for the release and success of Rey. He even attributes miracles to Late NTR and on record say that all his wishes fulfilled after praying his god. Now the film is releasing and many saying that YVS prayers got paid off and NTR showed way to the film’s release.
Whatever it may be the undying spirits and efforts of YVS are unarguably appreciable.
Now as per latest reports the financial roadblocks have been cleared by YVS and the movie is going to hit the screens on the 27th of this March. As the film is going to hit screens an interesting debate was happening in film nagar. Its known fact that YVS was a great fan of Legendary NTR.
On January 19, he visited NTR Ghat to offer his prayers on the death anniversary of the legendary actor. He went on to add that he has prayed for the release and success of Rey. He even attributes miracles to Late NTR and on record say that all his wishes fulfilled after praying his god. Now the film is releasing and many saying that YVS prayers got paid off and NTR showed way to the film’s release.
Whatever it may be the undying spirits and efforts of YVS are unarguably appreciable.
