5 Reasons To Watch Needi Naadi Oke Katha

Mayabrahma Rojarani

Basking in the success of Mental Madhilo, actor Sree Vishnu is gearing up for his next release Needi Naadi Oke Katha, which is set for a grand release tomorrow. The trailer, which was released recently has caught the audience's attention with its humour and intensity.

Venu Udugula is making his directional debut with the movie while Tamil actress Satna Titus is making her Telugu debut.

So for the audience who are planning to watch Needi Naadi Oke Katha, we bring you five reasons Why you should watch the movie?

Sree Vishnu: The actor's last outing Mental Madhilo has received great response from the audience. Though the actor is a known face in the Telugu Industry, his role as Vasu in Vunnadi Okate Zindagi brought him into limelight and made him a household name. This movie marks the second movie for Vishnu as a lead actor. He had earlier appeared in several Telugu movies in as a supporting artiste.

Plot: The story revolves around a college student Sagar, who worries about his life and the questions raised by the society What's next? makes him even more tensed. The film showcases the life of a student, who is being pressurized by the society and his parents.

Actress: The film marks the debut of actress Satna Titnus, who had earlier appeared in Tamil films like Thittam Poattu Thirudura Kootam, Yeidhavan and Pichaikkaran. The actress' girl next door look helped her garner huge followers in the Tamil Industry.

Director: Despite being new to the field, the movie director Venu Udugula has been greatly appreciated by the Fidaa director Sekhar Kammula for his sensitive story and hard work.

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Rayalaseema accent: Films which feature a certain region and accent have reported great success at Box Office. The movie Fidaa, which was narrated in the Telangana accent was highly appreciated by the audience. Needi naadi Oke Katha showcases actor Sree Vishnu speaking the Rayalaseema dialect.

Watch this space for updates on Needi Naadi Oke Katha review and box office report.