Chiranjeevi: Regret missing the chance to work with Taapsee Pannu, I wouldn't call Mishan Impossible a small film

Many stars from the Telugu industry should take a leaf out of Chiranjeevi's book especially in reference to how wholeheartedly he promotes content-driven films regardless of their scale. It was definitely a shot in the arm for the team of Mishan Impossible when the star agreed to come for the film's pre-release event as a chief guest on Wednesday. Matinee Entertainment, which is backing Mishan Impossible, is also producing Chiranjeevi's next release, Acharya, directed by Koratala Siva. 

At the promotional event for Mishan Impossible, our very own 'Chiru' said, "There are some events that I attend because of a few obligations and some, out of genuine interest. Mishan Impossible is one among them. They even agreed to show the film to me and I only have one word to say about it, fabulous! The first half of the film is about the lives of three happy-go-lucky kids and it was fascinating to see the plot taking a different turn in the second hour with Taapsee coming in to rescue them."

"The kids have performed really well. I was reminded about my early inspirations to enter the industry, particularly the kid who played the lead role in Balaraju Katha and his terrific screen-presence. The children in Mishan Impossible have hit it out of the park. While watching Taapsee in the film, I thought about her first film Jhummandi Naadam, during which I was in politics. I really regret not working with someone as beautiful and capable as her back then. I wouldn't mind doing a film with her now too, also produced by the Matinee team," he added.

Opening up on the advocate-cum-film producer Niranjan Reddy's taste for quality cinema, the Acharya star stated, "I feel very bad when the industry refers to a producer as a cashier of the film, reducing his worth only to the finances, more so in the last few years. It's important for every producer to have a creative control over a film and support his team through and through. Niranjan always had taste for picking up good scripts and I got Acharya too the same way. Mishan Impossible isn't a small film by any means and I request audiences to support such efforts, enourage directors like Swaroop RSJ to make many such films."

Chiranjeevi mentioned that he would make it a point to watch Mishan Impossible director Swaroop RSJ's earlier film, Agent Sai Srinivas Athreya, at the earliest and also appreciated actor Suhas for being part of this film and his fantastic performance in Colour Photo. Hareesh Peradi, Ravindra Vijay, Bindu Chandramouli also essay crucial roles in Mishan Impossible, which hits theatres on April 1.