Nani's Hi Nanna Receives U Certificate And Has A Runtime Of ...

With a stellar track record in some of the industry’s biggest hits, Nani enjoys a massive fan following that eagerly anticipates each of his cinematic endeavours. His latest project, Hi Nanna, directed by Shouryuv, is generating significant buzz ahead of its scheduled release on December 7.

The film, which marks Nani’s 30th cinematic outing, is touted as one of the most anticipated works in the actor’s illustrious career. Co-starring the talented Mrunal Thakur as the female lead, “Hi Nanna” is expected to deliver a poignant narrative that explores the profound bond between a father and his daughter.

Recent revelations about the film’s total runtime and censor report add to the excitement surrounding Hi Nanna. The Censor Board has awarded the film a U certificate, making it accessible to audiences of all ages. Clocking in at a runtime of 155 minutes, industry insiders suggest that this duration is perfectly suited for the emotional depth and storytelling intricacies expected from the film.

Reports indicate that the censor board’s feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with some sequences reportedly moving the board members to tears. Sources close to the production reveal that Hi Nanna unfolds as a highly emotional drama, showcasing the tender relationship between a doting father and his daughter.

Following the success of Jersey, Nani returns to the screen with another emotionally charged narrative in Hi Nanna. Much like its predecessor, the film promises to delve into the complexities of familial relationships, specifically focusing on the lead character’s interactions with his daughter.

Adding to the pre-release fervour, the filmmakers recently unveiled a lively track titled Odiyamma, featuring Nani and Shruti Haasan. The song has quickly gained popularity, contributing to the overall positive reception of the film’s promotional material.

Produced by Mohan Cherukuri and Dr Vijayendra Reddy under the banner of Vyra Entertainments, Hi Nanna boasts cinematography by Sanu Varghese and editing by Praveen Anthony. As the countdown to December 7 intensifies, fans eagerly await Nani’s latest cinematic offering, poised to be a heartfelt exploration of the universal theme of parenthood.