Recently, movies with distinctive ideas have been gaining praise from viewers. The upcoming Telugu film 1134 is poised to be a standout, presenting a unique and experimental approach despite its modest budget. Directed by newcomer Ssharadh Chandra Tadimeti, this thriller introduces an innovative concept, and the intriguing title has already generated significant interest.
Bharat Kumar Palakurthi is co-producing 1134 under Shaanvi Media. From the initial glimpses of the poster and trailer, the movie appears to tell a captivating tale centred around a robbery. The two-minute-28-second trailer has received positive reactions. Scheduled for release on December 15, the film features Krishna Madupu, Phani Bhargav, Narsing Wadekar, Gangadhar Reddy and Phani Sharma in pivotal roles. Sri Murali Karthikeya is responsible for the music, while Najeeb Shaik and Jitender Talakanti have handled the cinematography for this thriller.
Director Ssharadh Chandra Tadimeti achieved his long-standing goal of securing a ‘U’ certificate for 1134 from the censor board. Expressing his joy, he likened it to winning a gold medal, emphasising the importance of the clean certification.
Director Chandra shared, “We approached this movie with immense passion, creating it as a zero-budget, no-budget project. We didn’t incur any expenses in its production. The film has successfully obtained a clean ‘U’ certificate after completing the censor formalities. Despite delving into a dark subject involving recent scams, we intentionally avoided any vulgarity or explicit language to make it accessible to a wide audience.”
Actor Nandu, speaking at the trailer launch event, expressed his joy in meeting Ssharadh on Friendship Day, showing their longstanding friendship. He credited Tharun Bhaskar and Adivi Shesh as “demigods” and significant inspirations for pioneering the trend of creating zero-budget films. Nandu highlighted the importance of content over budget, citing successful examples like Kshanam and Pelli Choopulu. He conveyed his best wishes, hoping that this no-budget movie would turn into a substantial success.
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