Lingoccha, the new romantic thriller starring Karthik Rathnam (Care of Kancharapalem) and Supyardee Singh, is in the news again. Key parts were played by Karthik Ratnam, Balveer Singh, Kunal Kaushik, Thaguboth Ramesh, Uttej, and others in this Anada Bada movie. The person who made this movie is Yadagiri Raju.
Lingoccha OTT Release Date
Lingoccha is set to premiere on Aha Video on January 13, 2024
Although actor Karthik Rathnam is very talented, he selects stories that are different and allows his character to shine. Following the enormous popularity of his part as Joseph in “Care of Kancharapalem,” Karthik had sporadic appearances in films like “Rowdy Boys,” “Check,” and “Narappa.” In between these supporting role films, he released “Ardha Shathabdham,” a Telugu film that received little attention upon its release.
Karthik Rathnam appears to have entered a new phase of his career, as seen by his two 2023 releases. Actor Raviteja produced his most recent movie, “Changure Bangaru Raja,” under his own banner and it made its debut in theaters earlier.
When and Where to Watch Lingoccha
You can watch this comedy-drama on Aha video on 13 January 2024.
In the same year, Karthik Rathnam also had an appearance in a television series called “Vyavastha.” This series obtained the largest number of viewing minutes on Zee5 during the month in which it was released, and it garnered a very positive response from the audience. Karthik Rathnam’s performance in this series was the most notable highlight, and the substance that was selected by director Anand Ranga made “Vyavastha” a competent series that is suitable for viewing with one’s family. It is unfortunate that Karthik Rathnam, who has been attempting to make a living as an actor in the Telugu film industry despite having no prior experience in the film industry, did not fare as well as Lingoccha. Let us hope that Karthik Rathnam is successful.
Lingoccha Movie Story
The story of Shiva (Karthik Rathnam) and Noorjahan (Supyardee Singh), who have been absolutely head over heels in love with one other ever since they were children, is told in the film Lingoccha, which takes place in the Old City of Hyderabad. Even though Noorjahan abruptly departs for Dubai, Shiva continues to wait for her. After a significant amount of time has passed, Noorjahan returns to India, and the couple once more begins their romantic relationship. Kunal Kaushik plays the role of Anwar, Noorjahan’s brother, who is opposed to their love. The plot revolves around the difficulties that the two people who are in love go through.
Cast and crew of Lingoccha
During the filming of “Lingoccha,” the lead character will be played by the actor Karthik Rathnam, and the female lead will be played by the actress Supyarde Singh. Other prominent roles in the movie are played by Uttej, Thagubothu Ramesh, Kunal Kaushik K, Fidha Moughal, Prem Suman, Balveer Singh, Patas Saddam K. Narasimha (Murthi Mimicry), Ismail Bhai (Dheer Charan Srivastav), Fish Venkat, Ravi Shankar, Kala Sagar, Shree Tulasi Rama Dangeti Sharath Kumar, Devaa Malishetty, Madhu Salandri, and Sai Priya.
Anand Bada is the one responsible for writing and directing the film “Lingoccha.” Yadagiri Raju is the one responsible for producing this film, which is being distributed by Srikala Entertainment. Raj is responsible for the composition of the film’s score.
Anand Bada is making his directorial debut with the film “Lingoccha.” Before that, he directed a few short films that, due to the entertaining nature of their subject, garnered positive feedback on YouTube. It is disheartening to observe that the promotional efforts for his debut feature film are not up to standard and that only a restricted number of individuals are aware that this film will soon be released in theaters. Let us keep our fingers crossed that the movie will be a hit in theaters and offer this director a lot of fame.
a director of music Due to the fact that Raj done a satisfactory job with Lingoccha. Not only are the images impressive, but the Old City has also been captured very accurately. There was a lot of room for improvement in the editing. The values of production are satisfactory.
The director, Anand Bada, chose a tale that was familiar and then narrated it in a style that was uninteresting. The topic of contention is not portrayed in an effective manner, and the film could have benefited tremendously from this component if it had been handled with greater care.
