‘Santhana Prapathirasthu’ team opts for quirky promotions

With routine publicity no longer grabbing attention, filmmakers are finding new ways to engage audiences. The team behind “Santhana Prapathirasthu”, which releases on November 14, has taken a humorous and unconventional route to promote their film.

Starring Vikranth and Chandini Chowdary, “Santhana Prapathirasthu” is a romantic entertainer that tackles the sensitive subject of male fertility issues. The subject of low sperm count is told in a fun, family-friendly manner without any vulgarity.

In line with its theme, the makers have rolled out a series of witty videos with lines like, “Be healthy, keep your sperm count intact, don’t get run out midway.”

These tongue-in-cheek promos have caught everyone’s attention and are generating solid buzz ahead of release.

‘Santhana Prapathirasthu’ is directed by Sanjeev Reddy and produced by Madhura Sreedhar Reddy and Nirvi Hari Prasad Reddy.

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