Dulquer Salmaan, Sithara Entertainments' massive Pan-India film Lucky Baskhar to release on 7th September!


Dulquer Salmaan, an eminent, widely regarded Multi-lingual actor and one of the big stars of indian cinema, is starring in Lucky Baskhar, a period drama narrating the extraordinary life of a Bank Cashier from the late 1980s to early 1990s. Blockbuster director Venky Atluri is writing and directing the film on a massive scale. Now, the makers have announced the movie to release on 7th September, worldwide. 



The movie has wrapped up shooting and for the film, makers have recreated 80's Mumbai (known as Bombay back then) in Hyderabad with some expensive and extensive sets. Further makers have constructed a Bank set resembling banks from the story time period on an even bigger scale. 


Renowned for their passion and penchant to deliver quality content on a massive scale, production house Sithara Entertainments did not hesitate about constructing such huge sets. They are confident about audiences being transported into the life of Lucky Baskhar during that time period, while being arrested by his antics and journey. 


Ace Production designer Banglan researched extensively to bring authenticity to the sets and enhanced the viewing experience with his artistic eye. Eminent cinematographer Nimish Ravi worked in tandem with director Venky Atluri's vision to capture the journey of Lucky Baskhar in a captivating fashion. 



Meenakshi Chaudhary is playing the leading lady role and GV Prakash Kumar is composing music for the film. Already released teaser, song have gone viral and rose expectations for the film among the fans and movie-lovers.


Suryadevara Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya of Sithara Entertainments and Fortune Four Cinemas, respectively, are producing the film and Srikara Studios is presenting it. Pan-India film Lucky Baskhar will be released in Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi and Tamil languages. More details will be announced by the makers soon.

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