Praveen
Sattaru's
latest
directorial
venture
Chandamama
Kathalu,
which
is
set
to
release
in
the
theatres
this
Friday,
is
an
anthology
film
featuring
eight
short
stories.
The
director
says
that
allocating
time
for
each
story
and
characters
in
the
screenplay
was
a
big
challenge
for
him,
but
he
resolved
it
by
using
algebra
to
distribute
equal
time
to
each
artist.
In
an
interview,
Praveen
Sattaru
revealed
the
challenges
that
he
faced
during
the
making
of
Chandamama
Kathalu.
The
director
said,
"To
allocate
equal
screen
space
for
the
lead
characters,
I
used
algebraic
equations
to
distribute
time.
The
biggest
challenge
was
distributing
equal
time
for
all
these
actors
and
their
respective
stories."
Praveen
Sattaru,
who
is
armed
with
a
degree
in
Electrical
and
Electronics
Engineering,
added,
"It
was
very
important
that
audiences
should
remember
what
the
first
story
was
by
the
time
they
finish
watching
the
last
story.
To
ensure
this,
I
had
to
equally
distribute
time
for
these
stories.
This
was
possible
by
applying
some
algebraic
formula."
Chandamama
Kathalu
is
said
to
be
the
first
anthology
film
in
Telugu.
Produced
by
Chanakya
Bhooneti,
this
much-awaited
movie
features
an
ensemble
cast
of
Naresh,
Aamani,
Lakshmi
Manchu,
Chaitanya
Krishna,
Krishnudu
and
Richa
Panai
in
important
roles.
Mickey
J
Meyer
has
composed
music
for
its
soundtracks
and
background
score,
while
Suresh
Ragutu
handled
the
camera
work
for
the
film.