Balakrishna’s Daughter Tejaswini Turns Producer — But Not For Brother Mokshagna’s Debut

Nandamuri Balakrishna’s younger daughter Tejaswini is making her debut as a film producer — but not, as many expected, with her brother Mokshagna’s debut film. Instead, Tejaswini is backing a project directed by her classmate Bhuvan, stepping into production with a film built around a friend rather than family. The film will feature Anvesh, son of producer Sindurapuvvu Krishna Reddy, in the lead role, while Tamil actor Bobby Simha will play an important character. The makers are planning to begin shooting on November 23 at GITAM University in Visakhapatnam. Tejaswini has already earned a good name among Telugu audiences through her work and public appearances, and her move into production has been watched closely by industry observers — not least because of the long-standing speculation about when Mokshagna, Balakrishna’s son, will make his acting debut, and whether his sister would produce it. For now, the answer is clear: her first production is a concept-based film with a young team, led by a director she knows from her own college days. The choice says something about how the next generation of the Nandamuri family is approaching the industry — on its own terms, and with its own collaborators. Shooting begins later this month, and more details about the cast and story are expected as the project takes shape. Anvesh, the film’s lead, is the son of producer Sindurapuvvu Krishna Reddy, while Bobby Simha, a familiar face in Tamil and Telugu cinema, takes on a key role in the project.

Source: Tupaki