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'Fidaa' is completely Sekhar Kammula's film, says producer Dil Raju

Dil Raju said that he never suggested changes at any point of the film's shooting.

Written by : TNM

Fidaa is a completely and 100%, a Shekar Kammula film, said its producer Dil Raju.

The ace producer, who has bankrolled several films so far, is known for being deeply involved in his projects.

As a producer, he would suggest changes to the script, keep a tab on the film’s progress regularly and even propose re-shoots when scenes are not perfect.

Dil Raju would take complete liberty when producing a film so as to ensure that it comes out with the best possible results. Perhaps, this is one of the major reasons for his success in the film industry.

However, recently the producer revealed that Fidaa is one film that has hardly interfered in. Stating that he never suggested changes even though he failed to understand the climax when director Shekar Kammula handed him the script, Dil Raju said that he is happy with the final result.

The producer added that he never interfered with Shekar Kammula’s work due to the fact that he did not want to offend a highly successful director like him.

Fidaa, starring Varun Tej and Sai Pallavi, is due for release on July 21, 2017. Incidentally, the film will mark Sai Pallavi’s debut in the Telugu film industry.

Shakthi Kanth has composed music for this venture with Vijay C. Kumar in charge of the camera and Marthand K Venkatesh editing it.

Produced by Dil Raju under his banner Sri Venkateswara Creations, Fidaa is written and directed by Shekar Kammula. The film has been shot extensively in Banswada in India and in Texas and Colorado in the USA.

With Shekar Kammula having a string of successes under his belt including the cult hit Anand and Happy Days, his upcoming release, Fidaa is banking on the huge expectations of the fans.

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