Even bus has a role to play - Sumanth Ashwin

I hate acting in routine stories says Sumanth.

Actor Sumanth who gained a good fame with his movies,  "Lovers" and "Kerintha" is now appearing in "Right Right". directed by Manu and produced by J.Vamsi Krishna. is ready for release on June 10th. Sumanth Ashwin spoke to reporters to share few words about the movie... 

It is ready for release on June 10th. Sumanth Ashwin spoke to reporters to share few words about the movie... 

Is Right Right a remake?  

Yes, it is a remake of Malayalam movie "Ordinary". We made this movie with changes to bring Telugu nativity. The first half has few changes in commercial aspects but the second half remained unchanged. 

Can you describe the story? 

The story is about a village named Gaviti near Araku surrounded by thick forest. It is without a cell phone signal and electricity as well. The movie is entirely about the bus traveling to S.kota. I'm the bus conductor and Prabhakar is the driver. Why did a youngster dream of becoming a police officer and instead turns into a conductor? How did the driver influence life of conductor? How far did the love story of conductor travel? Must be watched on the screen. The movie concentrates more on thrilling and suspense track rather than the love track.  

Any new exercises that you have done for conductor role?

Even though I have acted in love stories suiting my age group I have chosen them in a manner that they are not similar and routine. A new trend of living- in a relationship is introduced through my movie "Anthaku Mundu Aa Tharvatha".In "Lovers" I have acted as a flirt. In "Kerintha" I'm a decent lover. "Right Right" is entirely different, my role in this as a conductor reminded me of Rajinikanth sir. 

Is Prabhakar who generally play villain roles, acting in the film? 

Yeah but his role in this movie soft and sensitive just like his real character. Working with him turned into unforgettable experience.Scenes shared between us in the second half are emotional. His character resembles Sri Hari character in "Nuvvosthanante Nenodhantana". 

To what extent is your father involved in choosing the scripts? 

My dad is a senior filmmaker, I value his suggestions greatly. He named the movie as "Right Right" and has given me complete freedom in choosing the scripts. I ask my dad to listen to any story that I like before waiving a green flag to it.