Films

DISHA  (Telugu)
(Feature Film)
Client : Gowtham Concept, Hyderabad


 My Heart is Beating Adola (Telugu)
(Feature Film)
Client : Rudra productions, USA



Doubt (Telugu)
(Feature film)
Client : Santosh Kodam, Hyderabad


The Wound (Telugu)
(Short film)
Client : Novelty corporation, Hyderabad



 The Wound (Telugu)
(Feature film)
Client : Raja Chandravarma, Hyderabad



 
A Melody in the Haunted (Telugu)
(Feature film)
Client : Black Magic FIlms, Hyderabad



 Doubt (English)
(Feature film)
Client : Santosh Kodam, Hyderabad



  A Melody in the Haunted (English)
(Feature film)
Client : Black Magic FIlms, Hyderabad



 
The Wound (English)
(Short film)
Client : Novelty corporation, Hyderabad



Tummeda (Telugu)
(Feature film)
Client : N Movies, Hyderabad


Payanam (Telugu)
(Feature film)
Client : Tuhina Films, Hyderabad


5Millions (English)
(Short film)
Client : Deepak Ravella, USA

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