Natural Star Nani launches the trailer of Rakshit Shetty’s emotional love saga “Saptha Sagaralu Dhaati”

The trailer of "Saptha Sagaralu Dhaati," starring Rakshit Shetty and Rukmini, was unveiled by Natural Star Nani, creating a wave of excitement. This Telugu version of the year's most captivating love story, "Sapta Sagaradache Ello," has garnered positive attention from all corners. Directed by Hemanth Rao and released by People Media Factory, the film holds the promise of enchanting and captivating audiences with its emotionally charged storytelling. Rakshit Shetty is poised to deliver yet another heartwarming performance, following his success in "777 Charlie."

After the trailer launch, in a heartfelt message, Nani expressed excitement over the release of the much-anticipated film, "Sapta Sagaralu Dhaati." He eagerly looks forward to witnessing this beautiful love story on the big screen. Nani extended best wishes to dear friend Rakshit Shetty and the entire team for the Telugu release.

What the trailer entails...

"Sapta Sagaralu Dhaati" unfolds its narrative across two distinct time periods. Side A transports us to the year 2010, where we find Rakshit as Manu and Rukmini Vasanth as Priya deeply in love. The trailer offers a glimpse into their lives, with Manu working in a garment factory, and Priya pursuing a career as a singer. Their relationship is further complicated by socio-economic disparities, and a shadow of impending crime hovers over Manu, raising doubts about the survival of their love. The film is significantly elevated by the powerful performances of Rakshit Shetty and Rukmini Vasanth, the evocative music, the thematic presence of the ocean, and the thread weaving imagery, all contributing to its profound impact.

The press conference was graced by the presence of the film's cast and crew, and it earned hearty praise from industry veterans. Here are some noteworthy excerpts:

Vivek Kuchibotla: "Saptha Sagaralu Dhaati" found success in Kannada, and with Rakshit Shetty's popularity soaring after the Telugu hit "777 Charlie," it was only natural to bring it to the Telugu audience. The overwhelming support from the film's ardent fans convinced us to make the Telugu release happen.

Hemanth Rao: The Kannada version of the film has been well-received, and Rakshit fondly refers to this place as a land of cinema. The organic response from the Kannada audience has been heartening, and we anticipate great support for the Telugu version.

Love requires daily effort. Building and maintaining relationships demand continuous dedication. Life, as we know, is far from simple, and investing time and energy in our connections can be challenging. It's an ongoing endeavor. The inspiration for this film sprouted from an incident back in 2006, yet it also took a stroke of destiny to bring together the right people for this project.

BVS Ravi: Nandini Reddy recommended "Sapta Sagaradache Ello" to me with high praise, urging me to skip the trailer and watch the film directly. It's challenging to categorize it as either a love story or a life story. If tears are a testament to the triumph of humanity, then this movie is an ocean of emotions. It delves into how a risk can impact numerous lives. The film even hints at a second part, and the shot composition, especially in the jail sequence, is nothing short of visual poetry. Congratulations to Rakshit, Rukmini, and Hemanth for bringing this masterpiece to life.

Rukmini Vasanth: The film has received an overwhelming response, and I'm thrilled that the story of Manu and Priya is resonating with the audience. The workshop conducted was of immense help.

Rakshit Shetty: When we released the film in Kannada, many questioned why it wasn't a pan-Indian release like "777 Charlie." I firmly believed that "Sapta Sagaradache Ello" had the potential to transcend boundaries. Just as "777 Charlie" performed exceptionally well in Telugu after Kannada, this land feels like home to me. For Hemanth and me, there's no existence beyond cinema; it's our first love. I also want to play different characters and venture into new areas. I extend my heartfelt thanks to the Telugu audience for embracing the film and allowing us to bring "Saptha Sagaralu Dhaati" to you. Hemanth is a director who works seamlessly with producers, and Rukmini poured her heart into the film. Please watch and enjoy.

Suresh Babu: I admire the dedication of the cast and crew in making this film. I wish the team the best of luck with the Telugu version. Sometimes, it’s not important to invest in Market research and bring movies like these to audience.