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‘Crazy Kalyanam’ team seeks Lord Ganesha’s blessings ahead of release

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‘Crazy Kalyanam’ team starring Anupama Parameswaran seeks Ganesh blessings ahead of release as director Badrappa Gajula and Akhil Raj visit Khairatabad temple in Hyderabad

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The team of the upcoming Telugu entertainer 'Crazy Kalyanam', starring Anupama Parameswaran in the lead, recently sought Lord Ganesha’s blessings ahead of the film’s release. Director Badrappa Gajula and actor Akhil Raj Uddemari visited the famous Khairatabad Ganesh temple in Hyderabad and offered prayers.

‘Crazy Kalyanam’ team seeks Ganesh blessings

Badrappa Gajula and Akhil Raj Uddemari, who are associated with 'Crazy Kalyanam', visited the Khairatabad Ganesh temple in Hyderabad ahead of the film’s theatrical release. The makers shared a video on X showing the duo offering prayers at the popular temple.The film, which features Anupama Parameswaran as the female lead, is positioned as an entertainer blending comedy, family drama and emotional moments with unexpected twists.

'Crazy Kalyanam' teaser introduces Anupama Parameswaran as Keerthi

The teaser offers a glimpse into the world of 'Crazy Kalyanam' and introduces Anupama Parameswaran as Keerthi. Dr Naresh Vijayakrishna plays her father, who is extremely proud of his daughter and dreams of organising a lavish wedding for her.In the teaser, he expresses his excitement about arranging the wedding and tells her, “How much gold do you need? Buy as many sarees as you want! Call all your friends to your wedding. I will conduct your wedding in a grand fashion!”However, his elaborate plans for his daughter’s wedding appear to clash with Keerthi’s own ideas about marriage.

Anupama Parameswaran plays a stubborn character in 'Crazy Kalyanam'

The teaser shows Keerthi’s father attempting to find a suitable groom for her. The situation takes an unexpected turn when a prospective groom chooses Keerthi over his own cousin, setting the stage for further complications.While her father is determined to give his daughter a grand wedding, Keerthi appears to have a mind of her own. Her strong-willed personality is highlighted in a scene where she tells her grandmother, “Your son thinks he is the only stubborn person here.

I have the very same blood running in my veins.”

'Crazy Kalyanam' marks Badrappa Gajula’s directorial debut

'Crazy Kalyanam' marks Badrappa Gajula’s debut as a director in Telugu cinema. He has also written the film, while Srinivasa Ravindra has handled the screenplay. Apart from Anupama Parameswaran and Akhil Raj Uddemari, the film features veteran actor Dr Naresh Vijayakrishna and filmmaker-actor Tharun Bhascker in important roles.The technical team includes cinematographer Shyam Dupati, while Suresh Bobbili is composing the music. With its combination of romance, comedy, family emotions and wedding-related chaos, the film is expected to offer a light-hearted entertainer.

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