Vijayashanti Bats for Small Films with Strong Content
Praising the cast, Vijayashanti said heroine Samaira had delivered a commendable performance and appreciated her fluency in Telugu. She also lauded actor Anand, calling him a fine performer.
Lady Superstar Vijayashanti exuded confidence in the success of Karmakhya at the film's trailer launch, while making a strong appeal for greater support to content-driven small films.
"I loved the title when I first heard it as Kamakhya. It sounded powerful because Goddess Kamakhya herself represents immense strength. I was sure the film would succeed. Though the title has now been changed to Kamakhya due to certain reasons, it still carries the Goddess's name. So, Abhi doesn't have to shave his head—the film is definitely going to be a hit," she said in a lighter vein.
Highlighting the importance of small-budget films, Vijayashanti said they often carry the strongest stories. "Today, many filmmakers are coming up with excellent subjects. In fact, small films have tremendous strength because they are driven by content. We all started our careers with small films before reaching this stage. I request the media and audiences to encourage such films and help them succeed," she said.
Praising the cast, Vijayashanti said heroine Samaira had delivered a commendable performance and appreciated her fluency in Telugu. She also lauded actor Anand, calling him a fine performer.
She was last seen in a key role in 'Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi' and also shared screen space with Mahesh Babu in 'Sarileru Neekevvaru' and is looking for special designed roles.