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Updated : Feb 24, 2023

Sai Dharam Tej shows Supreme Courage during risky bike sequence in Virupaksha

Supreme Hero Sai Dharam Tej is getting ready for a powerful comeback on the screen with the film SDT 15 directed by Karthik Dandu. Today makers released a risky sequence making in Virupaksha.

 

The team praised Sai Dharam Tej's bravery on the sets while filming the sequence. What happened on the sets was explained by director Karthik Dandu and cinematographer Shamdat Sainudeen.

 

After recovering from a near-fatal accident in September, he immediately returned to shooting. There was a bike sequence, which he completed without fear. On a canal road, he must brake at a speed of 100 km/h. We asked that we will manage, but he said he'd do it anyway. He wanted to get rid of my fear. He accomplished it in a single take."

 

Team explained how daringly Sai Dharam Tej worked for Virupaksha. In the end, team said that they made a fantastic film and they're all proud of it with confidence. The film which looks like game Changer is SDT's career will be releasing worldwide on April 21, 2023.

 

This Karthik Dandu directorial is a mysterious thriller. It is being produced by BVSN Prasad. The film is bankrolled under SVCC and Sukumar writings banner. Creative director Sukumar provided the screenplay for this mystic thriller. Kantara and Vikrant Rona fame Ajaneesh Loknath composing music for the film. Samyuktha Menon is playing the female lead.






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