In an exclusive interview with the print and online media, actress Nidhhi Agerwal discussed her experiences and enthusiasm as the excitement for Hari Hara Veera Mallu intensifies. In anticipation of the film's release on July 24, the actress spoke candidly about her strong character, the scope of the picture, and her time working with Power Star Pawan Kalyan.

"I adored this character. It's always a gift to get a part like this in a major movie. It has a wide range of colors. The beauty of "Kollagottinadhiro" and "Tara Tara" is that they are polar opposites, as Nidhhi pointed out.

Nidhhi, in the persona of Panchami, described the tremendous work she put into her change.

The stylists deserve the credit for the attire and jewelry since they put in so much effort. I used to spend almost two hours every day getting into the Panchami appearance. Every detail, no matter how little, was handled with extreme care and precision.

She was visibly moved when questioned about collaborating with Pawan Kalyan.

“I am honored to collaborate with Pawan Kalyan Garu. His celebrity is unparalleled. With him, making a hundred movies is equivalent to making just one.

Additionally, she emphasized the film's spirit

"The ideal slogan for Part 1 is "Sword vs Spirit." The subject of the movie—a battle of ideas, faith, and identity—is made clear by the description.

Nidhhi practiced for the action in addition to giving strong performances.

"For this movie, I've learned Bharatanatyam and horseback riding specifically, and I've also participated in a few combat scenes. It challenged me as an actor in every aspect.

Nidhhi said, recalling her first day on set:

"On my first day, the song 'Kollagottinadhiro' was filmed on an actual set. The magnitude and gravity of this movie were immediately apparent as soon as I entered.

She highlighted the crew's dedication and confidence.

“I have the greatest number of combination scenes with Pawan Kalyan Garu and a number of other people. You'll see on the screen that every artist and technician gave their all.

In reference to the film's fictitious origins in actual history, she said:

Like how we could invent a tale with fictional characters during COVID, Veera Mallu is a fictitious character set in a real time. It's like Indiana Jones, but with royal fervor.

And the music, naturally:

Keeravani Garu excels in the periodical genre. There's a reason why he won an Oscar. This movie's background music will improve every scene. My songs, "Tara Tara" and "Kollagottinadhiro," are both really special to me.

A.M. Rathnam presents, and A. Dayakar Rao produces under Mega Surya Productions, Hari Hara Veera Mallu, which is directed by Jyothi Krishna and has music written by M.M. Keeravani.

With Nidhhi Agerwal's pledge of grace and fortitude, anticipation for Hari Hara Veera Mallu's cinematic grandeur is at its highest as the countdown to July 24 has officially started.

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