Udaya Bhanu Gets Emotional Over Expressing Gratitude For Panchanama Success
Udaya Bhanu became emotional while expressing gratitude towards Panchanama success, her debut production venture under Udaya Bhanu Productions in a video message. She revealed that she has been overwhelmed by the congratulatory and appreciation messages ever since Panchanama started streaming on Zee 5 from September 11. She expressed her gratitude and recalled how hard her team worked to deliver a quality product in short span of time. Udaya Bhanu also promised that she will deliver much more quality content under her Udayabhanu Productions banner.
Earlier in Panchanama preview press meet Udayabhanu said that becoming a producer was not a sudden decision but a dream she had pursued for nearly 15 years. Overcome by the moment, she broke down while recalling her long struggle. She said she was determined to begin her production journey through television, the medium where she built her identity. She particularly thanked ZEE5 and Anuradha for believing in her vision and giving life to her long standing dream.
Udaya Bhanu also spoke proudly about the extraordinary effort behind Panchanama, saying the entire team worked with complete dedication to finish the project. She recalled barely sleeping during production and how they completed shooting in 25 days. Udaya Bhanu thanked her team and everyone who is showering praises on Panchanama. Udaya Bhanu further said her own struggles taught her the importance of creating opportunities for talented people. She promised that Udaya Bhanu Productions would remain an open door for those with creativity and determination. She requested everyone to watch and encourage talent hardwork behind the thrilling series on ZEE 5.
Panchanama is a six episode Telugu mystery thriller directed by Mohan Srivatsa and led by Bharath Srinivasan. The story follows police officer Jai Ram as he investigates his brother’s suspicious death, gradually uncovering a dangerous medical syndicate. The series began streaming on ZEE5 on September 11.
