Chitralayam Studios’ upcoming new-age crime comedy Baa Baa Black Sheep is creating curiosity with its unique concept and entertaining elements.
Presented by Donepudi Chakrapani and produced by Venu Donepudi under the Chitralayam Studios banner, the film is directed by Guni Manchikanti. It is scheduled for a grand theatrical release on October 9.
The film features an ensemble cast including Tinu Anand, Upendra, George Maryan, Akshay, Vishnu, Karthikeya, Vismayasri, Malavi Malhotra, Kashyap, Raja Ravindra and others.
Adding to the film’s uniqueness, Baa Baa Black Sheep is said to be the first South Indian film to be shot entirely in Meghalaya. The teaser and the first song, Aaja Meri Jaani, have already received a positive response from audiences.
Now, the makers have unveiled the film’s second song, Vevela Oohale Chupina. Popular director Anil Ravipudi released the song and congratulated the entire team.
The song appears at a crucial and interesting point in the story. A villain gang is desperately searching for a rare box that they believe is in the possession of the hero and heroine. When the gang spots the couple, an unexpected incident takes place.
The hero is holding a gun that suddenly goes off, prompting the gang to open fire. Amid this intense situation, the retro-styled Vevela Oohale Chupina unfolds, creating an unusual contrast between the action and the song.
The lyrics have been penned by Kittu Vissapragada, while Shrri Sagar has lent his voice. The distinctive retro treatment, catchy music and unusual visual setting make the song an interesting listen.
Speaking about the film, producer Venu Donepudi said that both the teaser and Aaja Meri Jaani have received an excellent response. He expressed confidence that Vevela Oohale Chupina would also entertain audiences with its different presentation.
He thanked Anil Ravipudi for releasing the song and confirmed that the film will hit theatres on October 9. He also revealed that the post-production work is nearing completion.
The producer further highlighted the film’s unique production journey, stating that the entire movie was shot in Meghalaya, including picturesque locations such as Cherrapunji.
According to him, extensive planning and the dedicated efforts of director Guni Manchikanti, the cast, technicians and the entire team helped them successfully complete the film in the scenic state.
