Sree Vishnu essays four characters in the concept-based film , directed by Hasith Goli. The comedy-drama tells the story of a fictitious royal clan named Swaaganika Vamsam that spans four generations. The actor interacts with CE and talks about the film’s theme of gender clash, the importance of knowing one’s family tree, and the layered narrative that the film is going to present.
Addressing the use of an English title for a “pure Telugu film,” as promoted by the team, he says, “The film is actually titled Swaaganika Vamsaaniki Swaagatham, but you see, many youngsters today can’t read Telugu. If we put up such a lengthy Telugu title, they might read till ‘Sa’ and leave. Now, Swag is a colloquial term and people get it instantly.
Moreover, there is also a funny reasoning for this in the film, it’s also there in the trailer. For the ones who can read Telugu, even that title is in the poster.” Talking about the premise of the film, he elaborates, “The film is basically a story about a royal family that starts from 1500 AD.
It deals with a conflict between patriarchial and matriarchal systems. We tried something new and knowing that Telugu audiences always encourage fresh stories, we took a dive. I have complete confidence that people are going to enjoy this film fully.
” Elaborating on his four roles in the film that span three time periods, he remarks, “I have never done even a double role in a film, I don’t even know how to approach that but in this.
