Nikhil Siddhartha and Anupama Parameswaran grooved at the success bash of 18 Pages; Check Out PICS!

Nikhil Siddhartha has delivered another hit by continuing his success streak. His romantic entertainer film, '18 Pages', has succeeded at the box office. On the victory of the latest release film, the film's team arranged the success bash yesterday night in Hyderabad. A glimpse of the celebration is ruling over the internet. While the actor looked dapper in his casual look as he wore a black t-shirt paired with denim jeans. The leading lady was seen in a dazzling maroon saree complemented by a sleeveless blouse.

The film, 18 Pages:-

The film was recently released in the theatres on the 23rd of December, which has received a massive positive response from the audience. Apart from Nikhil Siddhartha and Anupama Parameswaran, the film has Dinesh Tej, Ajay, Posani Krishna Murali, Brahmaji, Sarayu Roy, and Raj Tirandasu playing immense roles. Banners GA2 Pictures financed the film, and Sukumar wrote it. Gopi Sundar has condensed the film's songs and background score. A. Vasanth is the head of the cinematography department, and Naveen Nooli did the editing.

Nikhil Siddhartha spoke on his film, Karthikeya 2 success:-

At the same time, his film, Karthikeya 2 also got successful. He talked about his journey in the industry in a recent interview. He said, "I come from a non-filmy background, and becoming an actor is a big thing for me. I feel the same vibe today as my first film Happy Days. The kind of love and reception people are giving feels so fresh again. It is exciting that a new section of the audience is watching me." He started his journey as assistant director in 2006 for the 'Hyderabad Nawabs' film.

He also added that story plays a key role in the success of the film rather than money. He says, "The audience keeps evolving, and so, there's always the content that matters. Currently, it is a generation of content, and that's the reason, irrespective of the language barrier, people are watching even Turkish movies. It is all about good stories, and that's why movies like Pushpa and RRR, content-driven movies, worked all across India."