Niharika Konidela's Maiden Production Committee Kurrollu To Be Released On This Date

Megastar Chiranjeevi’s niece Niharika Konidela may have appeared in just a handful of films in her career so far but she has already made a name for herself in the field. Niharika has also decided to broaden her horizons by entering film production and launching her production company, Pink Elephant Pictures.

Now, the maiden production of the company is soon going to be released. The film is named Committee Kurrollu and is directed by Yadhu Vamsi. Committee Kurrollu was made as a heartfelt rural tale centred around friendship, love, and emotion. Padmaja Konidela and Jayalakshmi Adapaka will produce the film under the banners of Pink Elephant Pictures and Shree Radha Damodar Studios.

The teaser and lyrical songs released earlier have garnered a positive reception, generating considerable anticipation. Scheduled for release on August 9, coinciding with Friendship Day Week in August, the film promises to captivate audiences with its themes of friendship and emotional resonance. Niharika’s Pink Elephant Pictures unveiled a lively promotional video on Saturday, announcing the theatrical release of the film on August 9.

Niharika Konidela stated, “Committee Kurrollu marks the debut film under our Pink Elephant Pictures banner. Pink Elephant Pictures is delighted to collaborate with Jayalakshmi in producing this movie. Emphasizing the promotion of emerging talents, we completed the film with predominantly new faces. It’s commendable that Yadhu Vamsi Garu ensured the timely completion of the project through meticulous planning. We are excited to present a film on August 9 that will resonate with both youth and family audiences.”

Yadhu Vamsi said, “We are introducing 11 lead actors and 4 lead actresses through the film. Friendship, emotions, love between them, politics in the village and the conflict of youth are all going to be shown in the film”. Shree Radha Damodar Studio’s Jayalakshmi said that the makers are working hard to make content-driven films and more like this will be made in the future..