The movie 'Biker' is releasing on April 3rd. Are you feeling tense or relaxed about your film’s release? Actor Rajasekhar: After a long time, the movie I’ve worked on, Biker, is releasing. I’ve put a lot of passion into it, and I’ve been eagerly waiting for April 3. As the release date approaches, I’m really excited. It’s my movie, and I’m curious about how the audience will react and how well it will perform.
What made you accept this role in Biker? Actor Rajasekhar: The main reason I accepted the role was that the character had to be something I liked, and the movie had to be good. The story and my character both stood out. Biker is definitely going to be a super hit, and I’m excited for the release.
Do you personally like bikes? Actor Rajasekhar: I’ve been fond of bikes since childhood. My grandmother had a Bullet motorcycle, and during my holidays, I would ride it around the village. My interest in bikes only grew from there. During the Sheshu movie shoot, I bought a Yamaha 650cc bike and rode it daily. I even rode it in a risky manner, and they had to sell it without me knowing (laughs). In Biker, my character’s name is Bullet Sunil, and you will get to know more about it in the movie.
What do you think about director Abhilash Reddy? Actor Rajasekhar: Abhilash is an excellent director. He knows exactly what kind of performance he wants from an actor and has a great grip on the story and the characters. He doesn’t compromise until his vision is achieved. He’s deeply involved in the film, and I was portrayed in a completely new way thanks to his vision.
How was it working with Sharwanand? Did you give any inputs as a senior actor? Actor Rajasekhar: I focus more on my character and dialogues. We all worked together like good colleagues and friends.
Have you seen the movie? Actor Rajasekhar: No, not yet. I’m waiting to watch it with everyone in the theater on release day.
What can you tell us about UV Creations? Actor Rajasekhar: UV Creations is known for royal treatment. They never compromise on quality and have produced this film at Hollywood standards. They’ve invested heavily in the subject and quality. I hope this movie is a huge success, and the money they’ve spent will be repaid.
How supportive is your family regarding your movies? Actor Rajasekhar: My family is my biggest strength. They have been incredibly supportive throughout. When I was working on this film, they took care of me like I was a kid. We all discuss scripts, characters, and shooting events together, making the environment at home very comfortable.
What are your upcoming movies? Actor Rajasekhar: I’m working on a movie called Magadu with Pawan Sadineni, which is 80% complete. The shoot will resume next month. I’m also working on a movie with Ramya Vishwadev and Shivani, which is in progress. I believe these two films, along with Biker, will be great milestones in my career.
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