Teaser of Raaju Bonagaani's 'Yeh Dosti Crazy Hai' released on 25th July, garners positive audience response
The movie stars Emir Shah, Aishwarya Gowdaa, Sharad Verma, and Raajagopal Iyer. South India's technician Raaju Bonagaani has stepped into dual roles as both producer and director. Known for his extensive behind the scenes work, Raaju now steps into storytelling with his directorial debut. The trailer of the film is expected to follow soon after, with the film's release planned for August.
Raaju Bonagaani has long been a respected name in South Indian cinema.
His technical mastery and visual sense have shaped many films, but "Yeh Dosti Crazy Hai" marks his first as a director and producer. According to the team, Raaju Bonagaani contributed both his visual expertise and emotional depth to the project. He worked closely with the cast and crew. He often improvised scenes to bring freshness. Raaju's transition from a behind-the-camera role to a role of director is seen as a notable shift by many in the industry.
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The teaser of Raaju Bonagaani's directorial debut "Yeh Dosti Crazy Hai" was launched on 25th July. The teaser has grabbed attention across digital platforms. The teaser has given the first peek into how Raaju Bonagaani has visualised friendship on screen. Early reactions to the teaser on social media have been very encouraging. Audience have given positive response to the refreshing cast, cinematography and the music of the film, seen in teaser.
A user praised it for perfect combo of friendship, music and emotions. Another user shared, 'This looks fresh! Emir Shah and Aishwarya Gowdaa look great together.' A third user wrote, 'Raaju Bonagaani as a director? Didn't see that coming! Excited!' The comment section is flooded with positive reactions from audience.
The film features rising talents and experienced artists. Emir Shah leads as the male protagonist, while Aishwarya Gowdaa takes on the female lead role.
Sharad Verma and Raajagopal Iyer also play key parts. The music is being handled by Dilip Bandari and Rajat Ghosh, with cinematography by Venkat Mannam. Dialogues are written by Anshuman, while editing is done by Ravi Kumar Kondaveeti. Each department has been guided by Raaju Bonagaani, whose strong hand has made sure everything connects.
The makers believe the fresh casting and dynamic crew will connect well with the Bollywood and South audience.
'Yeh Dosti Crazy Hai' is scheduled for a theatrical release in August. The exact date is to be announced shortly. Raaju Bonagaani's move to direction is being seen as a bold step that could set trends. Raaju Bonagaani's directorial debut is expected to connect with a wide audience, especially after such a strong response to the teaser. Audiences are eagerly waiting to see what this new journey of Raaju Bonagaani delivers.
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