Varun Tej and his sister Niharika Konidela 
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Niharika Konidela announces big project with brother Varun Tej

Niharika Konidela is set to take a big leap as a producer with her next project alongside her brother Varun Tej, which will be launched on Saturday

Cinema Express Desk

Niharika Konidela is currently riding high on the success of her debut production Committee Kurrollu, which not only performed well but also won awards. Her second production, Rakasa, starring Sangeeth Soban and Nayan Sarika, is gearing up for release on April 3. With her first film, she introduced director Yadhu Vamsi, and now she is backing another new talent, Manasa Sharma, with Rakasa.

Now, Niharika is taking things a step further with her third production, which marks a significant milestone in her career. She is set to produce a big-budget film featuring her brother Varun Tej in the lead role. The project will be directed by Yadhu Vamsi and is scheduled to be launched on Saturday morning at a private studio.

Niharika began her journey nearly a decade ago with web content on YouTube, where she also acted in several projects. She later made her debut as a lead actor with Oka Manasu and continued acting before transitioning into a full-fledged producer with Committee Kurrollu.

She established her banner, Pink Elephant Pictures, and has been backing content-driven projects under it. Speaking about the banner name in an earlier interview, she mentioned her fondness for elephants and the sense of divinity associated with them, which inspired the name.

With this upcoming project, Pink Elephant Pictures is now moving into a bigger league. The launch event is expected to be a grand affair, with members of the Mega family likely to attend and extend their support to the brother-sister duo.

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