“Meghamsh Srihari is the reflection of Real Star Srihari garu, and I am confident he will deliver a successful film,” says Manchu Manoj

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Teaser Launch Event Of Aasmaan starring Meghamsh Srihari
Teaser Launch Event Of Aasmaan starring Meghamsh Srihari

“Meghamsh Srihari is the reflection of Real Star Srihari garu, and I am confident he will deliver a successful film,” says Manchu Manoj

Sri Klin Kaara Celluloids’ Production No.1, Aasmaan, starring Meghamsh Srihari and directed by Ram Nandhan, unveiled its official teaser at a special event celebrating Meghamsh’s birthday. Produced by Kondaru Venkatesh and Srikanth Mannem, the film is an edge-of-the-seat mystery thriller.

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The event was attended by special guests Manchu Manoj and Shivatmika Rajashekhar, along with the film’s cast and crew. Speaking on the occasion, Manoj praised Meghamsh, saying, “Meghamsh Srihari is the reflection of Real Star Srihari garu, and I can proudly and confidently say he is going to give a successful movie.”

The team also shared their thoughts on the teaser and the film, while highlighting Meghamsh’s dedication, screen presence and the emotional connection to his father Srihari’s legacy.

Actor Kesav Deepak said, “Happy Birthday Meghamsh, Thank you Manoj gaaru for coming here. It is our time now for the audience to shake, shake, shake. So, we are excited. Ravi Varma and I were just discussing his poster and screen presence, which is just like his father Srihari gaaru. Thank you to the producers for making this film, and to the cast and crew; we will surely shine. Thank you so much.”

Actor Nikhil said, “Namaskaram to everyone. Thank you for coming, media, and audience. I think you all liked the teaser. If the teaser is this good, the movie will be even better. Director sir, thank you for selecting me. To the hero garu and to the heroine garu. Meghamsh bro, we all became very good friends; it was fun working with you all. Shoaib sir, thank you. Thank you to everyone. The movie will be very good, and you will be excited to watch it. Thank you.”

Actor Anji Mama said, “Hello Everyone. Not just us, but you all should also say our film is great. I really hope you all liked the teaser. Special thanks to hero Manoj Manchu for coming and supporting us. Even the shoot was very happy. I have to thank Tinku Anna and Ram Nandhan anna for choosing me. Thank you media and thank you everyone.”
Actor Rajasekhar said, “Good morning to everyone. My parents named me Rajasekhar, but through Bharat Ane Nenu, Mother of Art blessed me with the name Shubhodayam Subbarao. I will always be grateful to Koratala Siva garu for giving me that memorable character. Happy birthday, Meghamsh bro. I have shared a long journey with your father Srihari garu, and I wholeheartedly wish Meghamsh reaches the same heights and earns the same love. Coming to Aasmaan, mine is a short and sweet character, and you have already seen glimpses of it in the teaser. I request the media to take this project forward and support the team. I also thank Manoj anna, with whom I previously worked during the ZEE5 Sankranthi celebrations. I am happy to be part of this project and work with the entire cast and crew. Special thanks to director Ram Nandan garu and the production team for this opportunity. Thank you.”

Actor Kamal said, “A hearty welcome to everyone who attended today. This is the perfect time to release the teaser on Meghamsh’s birthday. Happy birthday, Meghamsh. I became emotional seeing him on screen; with his presence, content, and talent he will go far, just like his father, Real Star Srihari anna, who went from zero to hero. Director Ram gave me one of life’s best characters. I’m very thankful to him and the producer. Thank you.”
Actor Ravi Varma said, “Happy birthday, Meghamsh. I met him about ten years ago and later worked with him in his first film, Rajdooth. He was like a little kid to me then, but today, as per our cinema culture, we all call each other ‘anna’. Manoj garu, I really loved your performance and screen presence in Mirai. Shivathmika, it’s wonderful to see you here supporting the team. I have known Rayancha since Dear Daddy, where she played my daughter, and she gave an amazing performance. Thank you, Venkat garu, Praveen garu, and director Ram Nandan for this opportunity. I strongly believe we will work together on many more films. Meghamsh, many young actors work hard for a mass image, but I feel it comes naturally to you. You already have that mass aura, and I’m sure you are on the right path. I sincerely request all my media friends to support Aasmaan and take it forward. Once again, happy birthday, Meghamsh. All the very best to the entire team.”

Music Director Prasanth Vihari said, “Thank you so much to the production for this wonderful opportunity. I’ve really enjoyed working on this film and had a great experience. Shivathmika garu, thank you for coming and for our wonderful friendship. Manoj garu, I truly respect your work and appreciate you being here. Meghamsh bro, happy birthday! Thank you so much.”

Producer Kondaru Venkatesh said, “Good morning, everyone. Thank you to all the media, well-wishers, cast and crew for being here and patiently waiting for us. Since the teaser covered most things, I won’t speak much. First, happy birthday to our hero Meghamsh. Working with Srihari garu’s family has been a blessing. Shanthamma, Shashank and Meghamsh supported us wholeheartedly and always focused on making the film on the scale it deserved. Thank you so much for your support. Manoj anna, thank you for coming and blessing us. I was particularly touched by the respect and attention you showed while everyone was speaking. Even from a distance, you listened to every person with complete attention and respect. That taught me an important lesson: always listen to and respect those speaking about us. Thank you so much, Manoj anna, for your support and blessings.”

Heroine Rayancha said, “Namaskaram to everyone. Thank you to all the media and audience for coming. Special thanks to Manoj garu and Shivathmika garu for joining us. I am very grateful to my director and producers for casting me. The teaser beautifully showcases the world of Aasmaan, thanks to our director’s vision and DOP Shoaib sir’s stunning frames. I am also happy to have shared the screen with so many senior actors and thankful for the support they gave us young actors. I don’t want to reveal much about my character or the story now. I hope to speak more during the pre-release event. Meghamsh, happy birthday! You are a very hardworking and fun person, and I wish you great success and many more opportunities. We are all excited for you to watch Aasmaan. Please continue to support our film and the entire team. Thank you.”
Director Ram Nandhan said, “Namaskaram to everyone. Thank you to Manchu Manoj sir for coming here to encourage our team, and my best wishes to Meghamsh on his birthday. Thanks to Shivathmika garu as well. The teaser is just the start of the mystery we have been building since the motion poster. I would like to thank our producers Venkatesh garu and Srikanth garu for giving me this opportunity and supporting the team throughout. Our hero Meghamsh Srihari is a perfect combination of talent and dedication. DOP Shoaib garu beautifully brought my vision to the screen with his excellent frames. I also thank our entire direction and technical team for their hard work. A special thanks to our Executive Producer Praveen garu, who brought the entire team together and played a key role in bringing AASMAAN to this stage. We are also missing Srikanth garu today, and I wish him a very happy birthday. The mystery of AASMAAN begins today, and we will reveal more as we move towards the release. Prasanth garu’s BGM has elevated the teaser tremendously. Finally, I appreciate our heroine Rayancha, a talented Telugu girl who delivered a wonderful performance. Thank you to the entire AASMAAN team for your hard work and support.”

Actress Shivatmika Rajashekhar said, “Namaskaram to everyone. It has been a long time since I met the media, so I’m very happy to be here. Manoj garu, you are my favorite, and it’s lovely to see you. My best wishes to the entire Aasmaan team. The teaser is very interesting, especially the visuals and dialogues. Rayancha, you look very cute, and I hope this film brings you a lot of success. Prasanth Vhari garu, you are very special to me. I started my career with your music, and I’ve always been a big fan. I’m sure Aasmaan will bring you lots of love. And happy birthday, Meghi! We’ve been friends since school, and I’m very happy to see you finally doing a film that matches your potential. You look amazing in the teaser, especially in the fire sequence. Wishing the entire cast and crew all the very best. I hope Aasmaan does wonders. Thank you so much for having me.”

Hero Meghamsh Srihari said, “Namaskaram to everyone. First of all, thank you to all the media for your constant support to our family. A special thanks to my brother, who is always the first person to respond whenever I need help. Love you, Manoj anna. Thanks, Shivathmika, too. I sincerely thank my director Ramesh garu for giving me such a wonderful film. I thoroughly enjoyed working on this project. Thanks to our producer Venkat garu and akka for taking such good care of me. A special thanks to our DOP Shoaib garu. This film wouldn’t have been possible without his contribution. Thanks to all the actors who gave their best, especially Varma garu, Anji mama and Kamal uncle. Kamal uncle and I share a special connection from our childhood film Bhairava. Back then, he used to carry me around; now I get to carry him around! Thanks to our heroine Rayancha for her excellent performance. I’ll speak more about her during the trailer and pre-release events. Finally, thank you to all the audience for your love and support. I promise you will definitely enjoy this movie. Thank you!”

Manoj Manchu said: “I am very happy to attend my younger brother Meghamsh’s teaser launch. I saw the Aasmaan teaser and it is really awesome. Srihari uncle played a vital role in our lives, and I can never forget our bond. I also grew up with Meghamsh and have always wished for his success.” He added, “As long as cinema exists, Real Star Srihari garu’s name will remain forever. I am confident that Meghamsh will make his father proud with Aasmaan. The teaser is fantastic, and every craft, from the cinematography to the music, looks impressive.” Regarding the Arabic release, Manoj said, “I am very happy that Aasmaan is also being dubbed in Arabic. Telugu cinema has earned worldwide recognition; we are now part of the Indian film industry, not just Bollywood or Tollywood.”

Following the speeches, the Aasmaan team interacted with members of the media, discussing the film’s mystery-thriller genre, Meghamsh Srihari’s character, the decision to dub the film in Arabic, the visual and musical world created for the film, his connection with his father Srihari, the long gap after Rajdooth, and the film’s Pan-India ambitions.

Q: Why is Aasmaan being released in Arabic as well?

Meghamsh: Our team already has a strong market in the Middle East. The Arabic film Samboosa Chapathi became a big hit there, giving us the confidence to release Aasmaan in Arabic too.

Q: What is the genre of Aasmaan?
Meghamsh: It is a mystery thriller. I play a recovery agent, and the film moves at a very fast pace with a fresh concept for Telugu cinema.

Q: The music and visuals seem to have a horror touch. Is there any horror element?
Meghamsh: No. There is no horror. It is a pure mystery thriller.

Q: What is the connection behind the Arabic version?
Director Ramanandan: I previously made a film with Bahraini artist Ahmed, which released across 10–12 Middle Eastern countries and collected around ₹35 crore. After its success, I was invited to make another film there. That experience encouraged us to make Aasmaan in Arabic as well.

Q: How much mystery can audiences expect?
Meghamsh: The mystery starts right from the beginning. Even if I reveal the story up to the interval, audiences still won’t be able to predict what happens next.

Q: As Srihari garu’s son, do you feel pressure to maintain his legacy?
Meghamsh: 100%. That is one reason I took a long gap before doing another film. I want to protect my father’s name and choose films carefully.

Q: Do you want to follow Srihari garu’s action-film path?
Meghamsh: I want to do all kinds of films. I enjoy experimenting and have no restrictions based on genre.

Q: Does Aasmaan have Pan-India potential?
Director Ramanandan: Absolutely. Content is what matters today. If the content connects with audiences, language is not a barrier. That is the strength of Pan-India cinema.

Q: How did Aasmaan satisfy you as an actor?
Meghamsh: The role offers a lot of scope for performance. It was enjoyable but also demanding, and the hard work made the experience feel completely worth it.

Q: When will your elder brother enter direction?
Meghamsh: He will come soon. He is currently writing.

Q: What kind of musical world have you created for Aasmaan?
Prasanth Vihari: The motion poster and teaser were scored separately, but the film will maintain the same sound and musical topography throughout to build its world.

Q: What attracted you to the film?
Meghamsh: The director’s vision and the way he narrated the story attracted me immediately. Once the cinematographer came on board, I felt the film would look exactly as it had been narrated to me.

Q: What did you learn from Srihari garu?
Meghamsh: Discipline. Whatever time they call me, I should be there; however long they need me to work, I should work. As an artist, I learned almost everything from him.

Q: Which aspect of Srihari garu’s acting do you admire most?
Meghamsh: He acted a lot through his eyes. I also always wished I had his voice.

Q: Would you like to do lighter films or love stories?
Meghamsh: Definitely. I want to do a good love story after completing my next project.

Q: Are you open to all genres?
Meghamsh: Yes. If I like the story, I will do it. Genre doesn’t matter to me.

Q: What did you learn during the gap after Rajdooth?
Meghamsh: I learned how to say no. I listened to many scripts and realised that I should only do films I genuinely believe are good.

Q: What attracted the producer to Aasmaan?
Producer: Aasmaan presents a different world. The director’s narration transported me into that world, and the thrilling elements and fast pace made me want to bring the story to audiences.

Q: Does Aasmaan have any connection with the Burari deaths case?
Meghamsh: No. I have heard about the case, but there is absolutely no connection.

Q: If you could remake one of Srihari garu’s films, which would it be?
Meghamsh: Bhadrachalam.

Q: What is your best memory of Srihari garu and his biggest acting lesson?
Meghamsh: He spent two or three hours with us every day, and every moment with him is a good memory. While shooting Bhairava, he told me to forget that there was a camera. I still follow that advice.

Q: What did you learn from watching your father’s hard work?
Meghamsh: I started gymming with him, and he used to train me. After he passed away, I realised that I had to work hard on my own and take responsibility for my journey.

Q: What made you choose Aasmaan?
Rayansha: I liked both the story and my character. I have admired Srihari garu since childhood, so getting the opportunity to work with his son also made it special.

Q: Why did the director choose Meghamsh?
Ramanandan: We met almost four years ago. I had the intention of working with him since then, and that eventually led to casting him in this film.

Q: Why did Meghamsh take seven years after Rajdooth?
Meghamsh: I originally planned to launch at 25, but circumstances changed after my father’s passing. After Rajdooth, I felt I looked too young and decided to take time, mature and choose better films. The biggest lesson was learning to patiently say no.

Q: What did you like most about Meghamsh’s performance?
Ramanandan: He has a striking screen presence and delivered a next-level action performance.

Q: Will you continue doing action films?
Meghamsh: I want to do love stories, comedies, horror and every other genre. I have no restrictions. If the story and content are good, I will do it.

Q: What was the biggest challenge while making the film?
Shoaib: Bringing the director’s vision and the film’s world to life in a different way was the biggest challenge. We used a special lens that had not been used in this way before, and the production house supported the vision completely.

 
 

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