Savyasachi trailer has been out! Savyasachi means ambidextrous, which is one who is proficient with the use of both hands. In this upcoming action and romantic entertainer Savyasachi, Akkineni Naga Chaitanya has the Vanishing Twin Syndrome. Today the production house Mythri Movie Makers released Savyasachi trailer and wrote on Twitter, Thank you Sukumar garu for gracing the #Savyasachi Trailer Launch Event! Updates about the Jukebox and Pre Release Event follows. #SavyasachiTrailer.” Samantha Akkineni, the wife of Naga Chaitanya also shared the youtube link of Savyashi trailer on her Twitter and captioned it, “And the #Savyasachi trailer is here@MythriOfficial @chay_akkineni . This one I am really looking forward too.” After watching the trailer, everyone is eager to know about Madhavan character in the film. He steals the show. All eyes are on Madhavan.
Naga Chaitanya wrote on Twitter, “Hope you guys like this ! A totally new concept .. Privileged to be a part of this team @MythriOfficial @mmkeeravaani @ActorMadhavan #ChandooMondeti @AgerwalNidhhi”
Nidhhi Agarwal is playing the female lead whereas Bhumika Chawala is playing the crucial role. It seems Kollywood star R Madhavan’s character in the film has gray shades and he looks stylish. Naga Chaitanya’s left hand is more powerful than anybody could imagine and he has no control over it. The way he is being controlled by his left hand is entertaining.
Madhavan is making his debut as an antagonist in Telugu Film Industry with Naga Chiatanya starrer Savyasachi. The trailer is giving goosebumps and this credit goes to Madhavan. The presence of Madhavan has increased the eagerness to watch the movie.
Naga Chaitanya is playing the role of Vikram-Aditya. Rao Ramesh, Vennela Kishore, Dishita Sehgal, Thagubothu Ramesh and Bharath Reddy are playing the supporting role in Savyasachi, which is being directed by Chandoo Mondeti and jointly produced by Y Naveen, Y Ravi, Mohan Cherukuri (CVM) under the banner of Mythri Movie Makers. The movie is scheduled to hit the theaters on 2nd November 2018, in a very grand manner.
