Karthi jubilant on Kaashmora's success

Karthi’s success rate in Tollywood is bang on target. His first straight film ‘Oopiri’ was a grand success. His next film ‘Kaashmora’ also has attained the desired success already. It is having a super duper run everywhere. Karthi is jubilant about ‘Kaashmora’.

Karthi was skeptical if the character of Raj Naik will be accepted by the audience. But he is glad that his fans and audiences have loved it. Kaashmora is directed by Gokul and Nayanatara is the leading lady of the film.

Jalapathy Gudelli

Jalapathi Gudelli is the Publisher and Chief Critic of TeluguCinema.com, one of the longest-running websites dedicated to the Telugu film industry. With over two decades of experience reviewing Telugu films and covering the entertainment industry, he is known for his insightful analysis. Over the years, he has also worked with leading media organizations, including ETV News, TV9, and Indiatimes. Follow him on X: https://x.com/JalapathyG

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