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Mirai is a Film of International Standards – Teja Sajja

“Mirai” is a fantasy film starring Teja Sajja, Manju Manoj, Jagapathi Babu, Shriya Saran, and Jayaram, directed by Karthik Kattamneni and cinematography by Karthik Kattamneni. The press meet of the film, produced by People Media Factory, was held in Chennai today.

Speaking at the event,

Teja Sajja said,

“Hello everyone, it is a great pleasure for me to be here. Mirai is releasing on the 12th of this month. I hope you all will continue to support the film. Mirai is a film full of action, adventure, fantasy, emotion and devotion.

Only a few films are released in a year and Mirai is one of them. Everyone from 3 years to 80 years will enjoy the film. This is my second association with People Media Factory; I hope to associate with them many more times. I thank Vishwa sir for believing in us. This is possible only because of director Karthik Kattamneni. His screenplay has made the film special. I am happy to be associated with AGS for the first time. Thank you Archana and Aishwarya.

Mirai means “Hope for the future”. The film has another meaning; it is a You will know through the twist.

Also, we have made the film in Chinese and Japanese. The reason is that there is a big market for Indian films in countries like China and Japan. It is noteworthy that the film Hanuman, which was released before this, was also released in China and Japan.

The reason why I continue to act in fantasy films is that the childishness in me has not gone away. I also like to watch fantasy films. Apart from that, I want the things that happen in this film to happen in reality. Since it is not possible in reality, I want to do it in cinema.

VFX was a big challenge in this film. All the work is being done so that the quality of Indian films should rise to international standards. I am happy to work with directors Prashanth and Karthik, who are very talented in screenwriting and VFX.

The film Hanuman was a huge success worldwide; it also got public support. So we have made a big effort to bring the film Mirai to the people.

In this film, we have tried to create high-speed fight sequences instead of regular fight sequences. For that, Katcha Master and Nang We brought the master from Thailand. Apart from that, I went to Thailand and Bangkok for 20 days of training. I have acted directly in all the fight scenes that you see in the film without a dupe.

In order for this film to reach international level, we have gone to many places like Himalayas and Sri Lanka to shoot the fight scenes.

Everyone should come to the cinema with their families on September 12th and watch Mirai. This film will definitely entertain you.”

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