This is the fourth movie in which Ravi Teja and Puri Jagannath are working together. Itlu Sravani Subrahmanyam, Idiot and Amma Nanna O Tamil Ammai are the first three; all of them proved to be very successful at the box-office, putting pressure on Puri Jagannath and Ravi Teja to deliver a hit once again.

Puri Jagannath has directed the movie ‘Neninthe’ starring Ravi Teja and Shiya in the lead. DVV Danayya has produced the film on Universal Media banner. Based on life behind the big screen in Tollywood, the movie is a satire on film industry. The film deals with the contemporary theme of the industry. This is the life of an assistant director

Ravi Teja played as an assistant director in this film. Ravi (Ravi Teja) a director-aspirant in Telugu film industry joins the company of Idli Viswanath (Brahmanandam) as his assistant. A new production is launch for which Mallik (Subbaraju) and Mumaith (Mumaith Khan) are the lead pair.

Debutant Siya is promising but lacks nativity. She looked heavy on the screen, which the audience would find difficult to digest. However, she is ravishing in all the song sequences and adds glamour.

The film is the tale of an assistant director and his struggle to achieve in cinema. The storyline also has a sideline that showcases life in Tollywood that is comprised of producers, directors, artists, technicians, distributors and most importantly the viewers. The flick is a realistic approach with a commercial touch to entertain.

The film consists of the sweet and bitter memories of all those who struggled in the film industry during the initial days. Puri Jagannath has really done a wonderful job by exposing the hardships of the downtrodden but talented artistes and technicians. All the characters are going to be really natural to the storyline.

“You say that you are voicing the concern on behalf of women. Just do this, try and stop the ladies from watching the movie in theatres; tell them that it is for their sake. After three days, let us come back to this point. If no lady turns up to watch the film I will stop directing films, and if they come in to see my movie, all of you should stop preaching and speaking on behalf of women.,” said the director.