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Mahesh Babu unveils nephew Jaya Krishna’s first look from Srinivasa Mangapuram

Jaya Krishna, who is making his acting debut with Srinivasa Mangapuram, looks promising in his first-look poster

Cinema Express Desk

Another actor from the Ghattamaneni family, Jaya Krishna, is all set to make his debut with the film Srinivasa Mangapuram. The film is directed by Ajay Bhupathi of RX 100 fame. Rasha Thadani, daughter of Raveena Tandon, is making her Telugu debut with this project.

Jaya Krishna is the son of late actor Ramesh Babu, nephew of superstar Mahesh Babu, and grandson of legendary actor Krishna.

On Saturday, Mahesh Babu unveiled Jaya Krishna’s first-look poster from the film on social media and wished his nephew a successful debut. Sharing the poster, Mahesh wrote, “Happy to unveil the first look of Srinivasa Mangapuram… Wishing Jaya Krishna Ghattamaneni the very best on his debut. A strong team and an interesting beginning… all the best to the entire team.”

The film’s shooting began some time ago, and the team recently completed a major schedule in Madhya Pradesh. The second schedule is currently underway. Senior actor Mohan Babu will be seen in an important role in the film.

Veteran producer C Ashwini Dutt is presenting Srinivasa Mangapuram, while P Kiran is producing it. GV Prakash Kumar is composing the music. Jaya Krishna underwent acting training in New York and Pune before signing his debut film.

The film is expected to hit the screens during the summer. The makers are planning a release on May 31, marking the birthday of late actor Krishna, though a final decision will be taken after the shoot is completed, according to a unit source.

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