Kiran Abbavaram is getting ready for the theatrical release of 'Sebastian P.C. 524', which will head to theatres on February 25. Today, the makers interacted with the media and spoke about the unique features of the thriller.
Director Balaji Sayyapureddy revealed that the story is set in Madanapalle village, where the male protagonist is a youngster with night blindness. Starring Namratha Darekar and Komali Prasad as the female leads, the film boasts of fine technical elements, the makers iterated.
The director, who has previously worked for Vijay Deverakonda's 'Taxiwala', said that the story is about a youngster with night-blindness realizing his goal despite obstacles.
Shot in a matter of 32 days, the film has BGM by Ghibran. The lead actor, who was seen in 'SR Kalyanamandapam' last year, said that he fell in love with the script just 15 minutes into the script. "I challenged myself in playing the character with night-blindness. It was challenging to do the character. 'Sebastian' will impress the audience 100%," he added.
The producers said that the content will surely captivate the audience. Editor Viplav lauded other technicians, especially, cinematographer Raj K Nalli.
