Sundeep Kishan shares excitement for his 30th film Mazaka ahead of Maha Shivaratri release: “The film is packed with clean humor and lighthearted moments” : Bollywood News

Sundeep Kishan’s 30th film, Mazaka, directed by Dhamaka filmmaker Trinadha Rao Nakkina, is set for a theatrical release on February 26, coinciding with Maha Shivaratri. Backed by Rajesh Danda under AK Entertainments and Hasya Movies, the film stars Ritu Varma as the female lead, along with Anshu (Manmadhudu) and Rao Ramesh in key roles.

Sundeep Kishan shares excitement for his 30th film Mazaka ahead of Maha Shivaratri release: “The film is packed with clean humor and lighthearted moments”

Describing Mazaka as a full-blown comedy entertainer, Sundeep shared his excitement and said, “I’ve done comedy before, but this is my first time stepping into an all-out fun and energetic character.” He also highlighted his camaraderie with Rao Ramesh, calling their on-screen chemistry effortless and naturally humorous.

Talking about his role as Krishna, he revealed an amusing dynamic with his on-screen father. He said, “We’re portrayed as a father-son duo who drink together, which makes us outcasts at social gatherings and festivals. The film is packed with clean humor and lighthearted moments.”

On the musical front, Sundeep praised Leon James’ compositions, noting that tracks like Bebamma and Sommasilli have already struck a chord with fans. Reflecting on his career milestone, he said, “Completing 30 films in 15 years has been an adventure. My priority has always been cinema, and this journey has shaped me as an actor.”

Apart from Mazaka, Sundeep has some exciting projects in the pipeline, including a Telugu-Tamil bilingual action film featuring Vijay’s son, Sanjay, and his involvement in the upcoming series Family Man 3 and Supper Subbu. With laughter, music, and an engaging storyline, Mazaka promises to be a festival delight for audiences!

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