Bholaa Shankar: Fans demand aggressive promotions to erase the low buzz for the Chiranjeevi, Tamannah, and Keerthy Suresh starrer

Bholaa Shankar is Megastar Chiranjeevi's latest film which is all set to release on August 11, 2023. The film is directed by Meher Ramesh and has Keerthy Suresh and Tamannah as the main leads. Sushanth Akkineni plays a key role in the film which is the official remake of Tamil star, Ajith's Vedhalam which was a big hit. 

The Telugu remake is headlined by Chiranjeevi but sadly, there is no buzz for this film as this has not gone well with the makers. The songs released so far have not created good hype for the film. Generally speaking, all songs from Chiranjeevi's films are chartbusters but that is not the case when it comes to Bholaa Shankar. 

Also, fans feel that the promotions of the film are not properly done and that is the reason, the film is not the news on a regular basis. To change this, the makers are holding a pre-release event in Hyderabad on August 6th to take things to the next level.

Chiranjeevi's last film, Waltair Veerayya was a blockbuster hit and Chiranjeevi proved that he is the king of the box office as the film made over Rs 100 crores share and ended as one of the biggest hits in Telugu cinema. But that is not the case when it comes to Bholaa Shankar as the film will surely open on a dull note seeing the buzz for the film. 

Meher Ramesh has been out of form and has made a comeback to direction after almost a decade. As it is a remake, the buzz for the film is not great. A lot of changes have been done to the remake and the makers feel that Chiranjeevi's fun role and the manner in which the film has been narrated in a massy manner which impresses one and all. 

Well, the pre-release event is the only solace for the makers to take the buzz to the next level. Let's see if this happens or not. Bholaa Shankar is produced by Anil Sunkara on the AK Entertainments banner. 

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