Director Vijay Kiran is excited about his film with Chiranjeevi Sarja

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sees the return of the Vijay Kiran-Chiranjeevi Sarja (Chiru) combo, who last collaborated on the 2015 flick, Ram Leela. “Ram Leela was a modern film and this time around, we wanted to try out a subject set against a rural backdrop. We had a good story and Chiru fit the part. He suggested that we get Uday Mehta on board as producer and I am glad I got to work with him, as he doesn’t compromise on quality.”
Vijay and Chiru share a very close rapport, which, the filmmaker says is more than an actor-director bond. “We are friends. Chiru understands exactly what I want to convey with each scene. For Sinnga, we went to great lengths to get things right, considering that it is an action flick. We wanted stunt master Ravi Varma to work with us, but he was busy with his commitments in Bollywood at the time. Chiru managed to get him onboard, and the quality of his work is for all to see. The action is on par with Tollywood or Bollywood films,” says Vijay.
Despite all the hard work that went into the making of the film, Vijay adds that it was not all work and no play on the Sinnga set. “More than a film shoot, it was like a picnic. Even when we were canning a serious sequence in a hospital between Chiru and actor Tara, every time I called cut, the cast and crew were in splits. That is how much we enjoyed working on the film,” he signs off.