Anchor Rashmi Gautham and Nandu's film gets an ‘A’ Certificate

The popular Telugu TV anchor Rashmi Gautham seems not want to miss a chance of acting in movies though she tops the list as a Telugu TV presenter, whenever the opportunity knocks on her door, she is getting back on to the film sets.

Last year, she was seen in a guest appearance in a song in Pradeep Machiraju’s ’30 Rojullo Preminchadam Ela’, this year she is coming up with the ‘Bomma blockbuster' in a female lead role.

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Rashmi started her career in Tollywood as an actress with the 2002 film ‘Holi’. However, she became a household name for her anchoring in the popular Telugu comedy show ‘Extra Jabardasth’ that comes every week on ETV.

In the latest film, She is paired opposite actor Nandu which will tell the story of director Puri Jagannadh fan in the film. Actor Nandu will be reportedly seen as Pothuraju/Purijagan fan that is written and directed by Raj Virat and produced jointly by Praveen Padgala, Bosubabu Nodumolu, Anand Reddy Maddi and Manohar Reddy Eada. The film is all set to hit the theatres on November 04th, 2022.

The film's teaser has been unveiled recently and the film is said to have completed its Censor formalities as well and the film is said to have been awarded an ‘A’ certificate for its content.