Bhaag Saale Twitter Review: MM Keeravani's Son Sri Simha's Crime Comedy Hits Screens; HERE Are Some Tweets

Bhaag Saale Twitter Review: Bhaag Saale, a latest crime-comedy thriller starring Sri Simha, MM Keeravani's son in the lead role, hit the screens in the two Telugu-speaking states on July 7. The movie is written and directed by Praneeth Bramandapally, who earlier helmed several web series and short films.

Sri Simha earned a decent name for his body of work as an actor. He has never used his father's image to build his career and is picking unique subjects to prove his talent. Matthu Vadalara is one example of his choices. However, the actor's last film, Dongalunnaru Jagratta was a box office disaster.

Sri Simha is confident in Bhaag Saale and hopes to secure a hit with this coming-of-age comedy thriller. The movie opened at the theatres to a mixed response from the film goers and critics.

Bhaag Saale Story

The story revolves around Arjun (Sri Simha), an ambitious young man who will go to any extent in order to be successful in life. How he faces situations and challenges to achieve his dreams, forms the crux of Bhaag Saale.

Bhaag Saale Twitter Review

The crime comedy film managed to earn a buzz ahead of its release with megastar Chiranjeevi and the likes coming together for promoting Bhaag Saale. A few enthusiastic movie buffs who watched Bhaag Saale a bit earlier than the rest have taken to their social media handles to share their views. Below are some tweets that help you decide go for the film.
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Bhaag Saale Cast

The film stars Sri Simha as Arjun, Neha Solanki as Maya, Nandini Rai as Nalini. Rajeev Kanakala played the role of Royal Murthy, Arjun's father. In addition to them, actors John Vijay, Satya, Sudharshan, Varshini Sounderajan, and Harsha Chemudu among other played important characters in the film.

Bhaag Saale Crew

The movie is written and directed by Praneeth Bramandapally. Bhaag Saale is a production venture of Arjun Dasyan, Yash Rangineni, and Singanamala Kalyan under the Vedaansh Creative Works, Big Ben Cinemas, and Cine Valley Movies banners. The film's music was composed by Kaala Bhairava, Sri Simha's brother. Kushendar Ramesh Reddy cranked the camera. The film's editing was handled by Karthika Srinivas.