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‘Chennai Love Story’ director Ravi Namburii: Kiran Abbavaram’s character draws from my filmmaking journey

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Sangeetha Devi Dundoo
‘Chennai Love Story’ director Ravi Namburii: Kiran Abbavaram’s character draws from my filmmaking journey
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Director Ravi Namburii discusses his debut film 'Chennai Love Story', noting that the protagonist's character is inspired by his own experiences as an aspiring filmmaker. The film, starring Kiran Abbavaram and Sri Gouri Priya, is described as an experimental love story.

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The article provides insight into the creative process of emerging filmmakers in the Telugu film industry and the influence of personal history on storytelling.

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For a little more than a decade, Ravi Namburii honed his skills as a screenplay writer and associate director for several Telugu films. He now makes his debut as director with the Telugu film Chennai Love Story, releasing on July 24. Taking time off for this interview amid post production work in Hyderabad, Ravi describes his film as “an experimental love story”. The promos of the film featuring Kiran Abbavaram and Sri Gouri Priya have stoked curiosity with the promise of a layered, complex story.

The story idea, Ravi says, came from director Sai Rajesh . “I briefly worked with him for Baby . He narrated a story to me and the producer, SKN, and we found it compelling. Then he asked if I would be keen to direct it.” Ravi wrote the dialogues and co-wrote the screenplay with Sai Rajesh.

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