Adarsh Gourav to make Telugu debut: ‘Great stories transcend language’
The Hindu
Actor Adarsh Gourav makes Southern debut in Telugu psychological horror-thriller, expressing excitement for diverse narratives and innovative films.
Actor Adarsh Gourav, known for The White Tiger, Kho Gaye Hum Kahan and the recent Superboys of Malegaon, is making Southern debut in a Telugu psychological horror-thriller.
The film is being directed by Baba Shashank and produced by Jahnavi, daughter of RRR producer D.V.V.Danayya.
Taking about his next film, Adarsh said in a statement, “I’ve always believed that great stories transcend language, and as an actor, my biggest thrill is to explore diverse narratives across industries. The South film industry has consistently delivered some of the most compelling and innovative films, and I’m excited to finally be a part of it.
The project, according to Adarsh, will be vastly different from his work so far.
“I’ve never done psychological horror genre and it has a gripping story that immediately drew me in. Collaborating with a visionary team and making my Telugu debut with Jahnavi’s production is truly special. I can’t wait for audiences to see what we’re creating,” he said.
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