Harshith Reddy thanks Prabhas for supporting ‘Romeo Juliet’

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Harshith Reddy and Vishakha Dhiman are playing the leads in the upcoming Telugu romance drama ‘Romeo Juliet.' with director Bhargav Macharla marking his debut. As the makers unveiled the new song ‘Sorry Baby’ during the event, the actor spoke about the film and shared details about his character.As quoted by Gulte, Harshith Reddy, who has appeared in films including Subham and Diwana, said he was happy with the response to the film’s glimpse. He also thanked Prabhas for unveiling it and supporting the project.

Harshith Reddy thanks Prabhas

“Our glimpse received a good response, and I would like to thank Prabhas anna for unveiling it. His support helped our film a lot,” Harshith said.‘Romeo Juliet’ marks Harshith’s second outing as a lead actor. His previous film, ‘Diwana’, received a good response, and he has asked audiences to extend the same support to his new film.

Harshith Reddy says his character is different

Speaking about his role, Harshith Reddy said the film would introduce Telugu audiences to a character they had not seen before. He praised Bhargav’s narration and said the story offered plenty of entertainment.“Director Bhargav narrated the story in a very entertaining way. I don't think Telugu audiences have seen a character like this before. It's a crazy film, and I thank the director for allowing me to play the lead role,” he said.

The actor also spoke about the different emotions explored in the story and the power of love. “Love is very powerful. Even a silent person can turn violent, and every aspect of our film is entertaining. I am confident that audiences will enjoy it in theatres on November 13,” he added.Harshith also praised his co-stars, describing his experience of working with Viva Harsha as enjoyable. He said Vishakha Dhiman had taken on a character that required considerable courage.

Bhargav Macharla calls it everyone’s biopic

Director Bhargav Macharla described the film as a story that audiences could easily relate to.“This film is like everyone's biopic. The story unfolds as a hilarious ride revolving around relationships, with social satire and strong drama. There is an emotion in everyone's life that they can connect with, and I wrote this story keeping that in mind,” he said.‘Romeo Juliet’ is gearing up for its theatrical release on November 13.