The second single from Vadde Naveen's return to cinema, Transfer Trimurthulu, has been unveiled. The film’s second song, ‘Nuvve Kada,’ was unveiled at a special event held at an FM radio station.
Composed by Kalyan Nayak, the song features lyrics by Bhaskarabhatla and vocals by PVNS Rohit and Harini Ivaturi. Choreographed by Dinesh Kumar, the romantic number beautifully captures the love, affection, and emotional bond shared by the lead pair.
After a long hiatus from films, Vadde Naveen is making his return to the silver screen with Transfer Trimurthulu. Directed by Kamal Teja Narla, the film features Naveen as a sincere police constable. Presented by Vadde Jishnu and produced by Vadde Naveen under his Vadde Creations banner, the film stars Raashi Singh as the female lead, alongside Shilpa Tulaskar, Vivek Raghuvanshi, Raghu Babu, and others in key roles. The film is slated for a theatrical release on June 19.
Having stayed away from films for the past several years, Vadde Naveen is now gearing up to entertain audiences once again with Transfer Trimurthulu. The film is expected to showcase a fresh side of the actor and highlight a new dimension of his performance. Vadde Naveen also collaborated with director Kamal Teja Narla on the story and screenplay. The recently released teaser and the first single, ‘Ta Ta,’ received a positive response.
Vadde Naveen is the son of veteran producer Vadde Ramesh, who produced several blockbuster films under the Vijaya Madhavi Combines banner. Notable films backed by him include Bobbili Puli starring NT Rama Rao, Lankeswarudu starring Chiranjeevi, and Katakatala Rudrayya starring Krishnam Raju, apart from several acclaimed films featuring legendary actors such as Akkineni Nageswara Rao and Krishna.
Carrying forward his father’s rich cinematic legacy, Vadde Naveen founded Vadde Creations with the vision of producing meaningful, content-driven films. Transfer Trimurthulu marks the maiden production venture under the banner and represents an important new chapter in his cinematic journey.