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Jr NTR’s 'Aravindha Sametha' to premiere in the US

Written by : Digital Native

The Jr NTR starrer Aravindha Sametha is gearing up for release on October 11. Reports are that the film will be premiering in the US a few hours before its release in India. This means, the positive talks about it could get the cash registers at the Indian box office go up. Further, the ticket price for the premiere show in the US has been set at $20, which is expected to bring in huge profits for the filmmakers.

Directed by Trivikram Srinivas with whom Jr NTR is associating for the first time, Aravindha Sametha has Pooja Hegde pairing up with the hero. The film is bankrolled by S Radha Krishna under his banner Haarika & Hassine Creations on a big budget. Its technical crew includes S Thaman for music, PS Vinod for cinematography and Naveen Nooli and Nithin Mc for editing. Aravindha Sametha is scheduled for release on October 11 and is under post-production.

While Jr NTR and Pooja Hegde play the lead pair in this action entertainer, its star cast also has Eesha Rebba, Sunil, Jagapati Babu, Naga Babu, Rao Ramesh, Supriya Pathak, Sithara, Brahmaji and Ravi Prakash in supporting roles.

Expectations for this flick have been high ever since it was announced and it went up even further when the first look featuring Jr NTR was unveiled. The fans went berserk with the star showing off his well-chiselled physique in the first look.

It may be mentioned here that Jr NTR will be wrapping up this project and moving over to the most anticipated SS Rajamouli directorial in which he will be sharing the screen space with Ram Charan Teja.

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