"Hitler" holds a special place in Megastar Chiranjeevi's illustrious career. Directed by Muthyala Subbaiah, the film was a blockbuster hit, renowned for its heartwarming portrayal of sibling sentiment that resonated deeply with audiences. Now, as a New Year's gift for fans, "Hitler" is set for a grand re-release on January 1st. To mark this occasion, the film's unit organized a pre-release event.
The event was graced by director Muthyala Subbaiah, music director Koti, and comedian Babu Mohan, along with director Mohan Raja and young hero Satyadev as special guests. Editor Mohan, who played a key role in bringing "Hitler" to the screen, also participated in the event.
Editor Mohan revealed his plans to re-release two more films, "Kshemanga Velli Labhanga Randi" and "Hanuman Junction," in addition to "Hitler." He shared that when the idea of remaking "Hitler" in Telugu was conceived, Chiranjeevi was the only choice for the lead role, as he believed no one else could do justice to the character.
Director Muthyala Subbaiah expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to work with Chiranjeevi early in his career. He recounted a humorous anecdote about receiving letters from fans before the film's release, expressing their high expectations and threatening consequences if the film didn't meet them. He also reminisced about the film's memorable sentimental scenes, the popular song "Habibi," and the overall success of the soundtrack.
Babu Mohan commended editor Mohan's knack for selecting successful projects and expressed his excitement for the re-release, stating that the buzz surrounding it felt like a first release. He praised Chiranjeevi's simple yet impactful portrayal of the character and his unmatched dancing prowess. He expressed confidence that "Hitler" would once again captivate audiences.
Hero Satyadev, who attended the event as a self-proclaimed fanboy, shared a nostalgic memory of watching "Hitler" with his parents during his childhood. He expressed his intention to reciprocate the experience by taking his parents to watch the re-release.
The pre-release event heightened anticipation for the re-release of "Hitler," promising a nostalgic and entertaining experience for fans.
