Shraddha Srinath Rejects Vishwak Sen’s Offer – Here’s Why!

Shraddha Srinath, often celebrated for her versatility, recently intrigued fans with an interesting revelation. The actress, who wowed audiences in Victory Venkatesh’s Saindhav, disclosed that she had turned down Vishwak Sen’s Falaknuma Das. Explaining her decision, Shraddha admitted that the film’s storyline didn’t resonate with her creative instincts, leading her to decline the offer.

Speaking at the pre-release event for her upcoming film Mechanic Rocky, Shraddha revisited the decision with poise. She acknowledged that while Falaknuma Das wasn’t her preference, she admired Vishwak Sen’s vision and expressed her willingness to work with him in the future. Fans are eagerly anticipating their collaboration in Mechanic Rocky, set to release this Friday.

Directed by Raviteja Mullapudi, Mechanic Rocky stars Meenakshi Chaudhary alongside Shraddha, with a stellar supporting cast featuring Naresh, Sunil, Hyper Aadi, and Harsha Vardhan. Produced by SRT Entertainments with music by Jakes Bejoy, the film has created considerable buzz. With Shraddha and Vishwak teaming up for the first time, expectations are running high for this action-packed entertainer.

Besides Mechanic Rocky, Shraddha is also busy working on Nandamuri Balakrishna’s Daaku Maharaaj. Reflecting on her hectic schedule, she humorously remarked, “Turning down films doesn’t mean turning down life. If I hadn’t saved my energy back then, how else would I juggle a mechanic and a dacoit in the same year?”

Pic Talk: Meet The Cute Vennela From Bhairavam

Team Bhairavam has been meticulously promoting the film for a while now through a set of scorching posters. After the arrival of mass stuff pertaining to the ferocious first look posters of Bellamkonda Srinivas, Nara Rohit, and Manchu Manoj it is now time for a minor recourse with the introduction of the female lead in the film.

The female lead is played by Aditi Shankar who will be seen as Vennela in the film. Her introductory poster was unveiled a short while back and it packs a cute punch.

The poster showcases Aditi in a rustic avatar, dressed in a half saree, riding a moped with milk cans attached to a two-wheeler moped. Her aesthetic beauty is evident as she effortlessly emulates the rustic essence of her character.

This poster introduces us to the untapped soft side of Bhairava which is captivating in its own right.

Directed by Vijay Kanakamedala and produced by KK Radhamohan of Sri Sathya Sai Arts, with Dr. Jayantilal Gada of Pen Studios presenting the film, Bhairavam is an ambitious project that’s already generating decent buzz through the promotional stuff thus far.