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Thimmarajupalli TV has a simple, resonant core: Kiran Abbavaram

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"From the outset, I had complete faith in Thimmarajupalli TV. I knew we had captured a compelling story with a simple, resonant core, which is why we chose not to rush into business deals. That patience paid off. After recently screening the film, major OTT platforms recognized its value and officially acquired the rights," said producer Kiran Abbavaram, talking about his latest release. The rural entertainer drama, released today in theatres, is directed by V Muniraju.

While the jury is out, Kiran is currently savouring the joy on the faces of the film's cast and crew, whose families were touched by the content. "While the title Thimmarajupalli TV might suggest a small-screen experience, we have packed this film with high-energy 'mass' elements specifically designed for the big screen. We wanted to give the audience a reason to cheer in the theatres. This is just the beginning of my journey as a producer; I am committed to championing fresh talent and bringing new voices to the forefront of cinema," Kiran, known for BO hits like KA and K-Ramp, added.

For Kiran, the experience of debuting with the movie as a producer has been a friction-free experience because something "magical" kept happening throughout. "Everything from the performances to locations and situations in TTV are enjoyable," he added. As per him, the music will haunt the audience.

Director V Muniraju said, "When audiences leave the theater, they won't just carry the story. They will carry fond memories. Between the powerhouse performances and the high technical standards, the film truly resonates. While my neighbors in the village felt it mirrored their own lives, this isn't just one local story. It is a universal journey that will inspire everyone, from every village, to look back and cherish their own roots."

Sai Tej, Vedha Jalandharr, Pradeep Kotte, Swathi Karimireddy, Amma Ramesh, Satyanarayana, and Lathish have played major roles in Thimmarajupalli TV.  

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