Sampradayini Suppini Suddapoosini employs subtle dark comedy
Determined to try his luck in films, he sought help from his uncle. Through him, he connected with TV serial director KV Reddy, who was working with Gemini. “That’s how I began my journey in television,” he recalls. He later worked on a few small films as a writer and assistant director. A turning point came when he got an opportunity to work on Evarustarring Adivi Sesh. “Director Venkat Ramji treated me like a younger brother. He’s like a godfather to me. It’s because of him that I am what I am today,” says Sudheer, adding that Ramji later recommended him as a dialogue writer for Extraordinary Manstarring Nithiin, and to director Mahi V Raghav for the web series Satan.
Explaining how hard it was to return to the industry after a Covid-induced sabbatical after Evaru (2019), Sudheer says he was turned down even by big production houses when he pitched Sampradayini Suppini Suddapoosini. “During that time, my father passed away. I went back home and was away from the industry for a while. Many didn’t even listen to the story. Some rejected it outright. A few people even fell asleep during the narration,” he says candidly.
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