At the re-release event of the film ‘Khadgam’ at Prasad Labs, renowned director Krishna Vamsi clarified that none of his films, including Khadgam, are tied to sequels. He emphasized that his movies, particularly the ones being re-released, are not meant to compete with the current wave of films. When asked by the media, he firmly stated that these re-releases are not rivals to contemporary cinema, underscoring that their intention is different, possibly celebrating the legacy of older films rather than challenging new releases.
Khadgam, a film known for its strong political and social commentary, is set to be re-released on October 18. The film originally stirred controversy for its bold themes, and this re-release seems to be reigniting interest in it.
At the event, actors Srikanth, Sivaji, and Shafi shared fond memories from the time of shooting ‘Khadgam.’ They reminisced about the experience, reflecting on the bond they developed during the film’s making, the challenges they faced, and how the movie holds a special place in their careers.
This re-release marks a moment of nostalgia for both the team and fans of Khadgam, and its return to the big screen is likely to evoke memories of its original impact.