Allari Naresh is one actor who has been looking for a strong commercial comeback for the last few years. Though he explored different genres and attempted various kinds of roles, the actor could not achieve the expected success. Now, he is returning to his favourite comedy zone with his upcoming film, Rambha Oorvasi Menaka, directed by Chandra Mohan Chintada. The film is jointly produced by Nimmakayala Prasad and Razesh Danda under the banners of Hasya Movies and Annapurna Studios.
The makers officially announced that Rambha Oorvasi Menaka will hit the screens on September 4. The film is billed to be a socio-fantasy entertainer, a genre Allari Naresh earlier explored with Yamudiki Mogudu (2012), and Rambha Oorvasi Menaka also combines comedy with fantasy elements, promising a fun-filled experience for audiences.
Allari Naresh’s recent successful outing was Naa Saami Ranga (2024), a multi-starrer featuring Nagarjuna in the lead role, with Naresh and Raj Tarun playing key roles. Before that, the actor attempted different genres with films like Aa Okkati Adakku, Bachchala Malli and 12A Railway Colony, which didn't find favour at the box office.
With Rambha Oorvasi Menaka, Naresh is returning to the comedy genre that made him popular among audiences. Interestingly, producer Razesh Danda was also associated with his earlier film Bachchala Malli.
On the occasion of Allari Naresh’s birthday on Tuesday, the makers unveiled a new poster announcing the release date. This film marks Allari Naresh’s 65th project and the first look was also released on the same occasion.
The film also marks the first collaboration between Annapurna Studios and Hasya Movies. The makers have chosen the tagline “Comedy Goes Cosmic”, indicating that comedy remains the core element of the film with a unique fantasy backdrop. Along with Allari Naresh, the film features a strong comedy ensemble including Vennela Kishore, Naresh VK, Srinivas Reddy and Muralidhar Goud. The makers are yet to reveal the actors playing the title roles of Rambha, Oorvasi and Menaka.
