“Youth” Will Be a Big Success in Telugu Too: Sree Vishnu

The upcoming Telugu release of “Youth” is generating strong curiosity, and actor Sree Vishnu has now added more confidence to the film’s buzz by saying that it will become a big success in Telugu just like it did in Tamil. The film, which already created a solid impact in Tamil Nadu, is now gearing up for its Telugu theatrical release on June 26, and the team is promoting it as a youthful entertainer packed with emotions, fun, friendships, and family moments.
Originally made in Tamil, “Youth” stars Ken Karunaas, Anishma Anil Kumar, Devadarshini Chetan, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Priyanshi Yadav, and Meenakshi Dinesh in important roles. The film is being brought to Telugu audiences under the same title by Housefull Vineeth and Sandeep on the E2C banner. Directed by Ken Karunaas and his gang, the movie has been promoted with the interesting slogan “Come with your gang, no age limit,” which has already attracted the attention of young audiences.
The film’s pre-release event was held in Hyderabad on Tuesday evening in a grand manner. The event saw the presence of actors Sree Vishnu and Satyadev, along with directors Sai Rajesh and Vashishta, who attended as chief guests and shared their support for the film.
Speaking at the event, Sree Vishnu expressed strong confidence in the Telugu version of “Youth.” He said he had seen Ken Karunaas earlier during the shooting of his own film “Single,” where several Tamil technicians were working. He described Ken as a highly energetic person and said it was nice to now see him coming forward as a hero with “Youth.” Congratulating the team for the film’s success in Tamil, Sree Vishnu said he sincerely hoped the same success would repeat in Telugu as well.
Sree Vishnu also praised producers Sandeep and Vineeth, saying they had helped him promote his own films in a different and effective way in the past. He said both of them came from an engineering background into cinema, and their passion for films clearly reflects in the way they work. According to him, the duo paid special attention to the Telugu dubbing quality, songs, and overall presentation, ensuring that the film feels polished and audience-friendly. He appreciated the fact that they completed the entire work, including promotions, within a short span of time and with strong planning.
He further said that “Youth” is a film that can be watched with family members and friends, not just youngsters. Sree Vishnu added that he had heard the film’s climax is particularly impressive, and expressed hope that audiences would thoroughly enjoy it in theatres from June 26.
The event also featured several members of the cast and crew sharing their excitement about the Telugu release. Actress Meenakshi Dinesh said the film had already become a successful film in Tamil and expressed confidence that Telugu audiences would also embrace it warmly. She said the team worked with a lot of trust and effort on the project, believing strongly in its story. According to her, the film will entertain viewers while also emotionally connecting with them through moments of love, friendship, struggles, and life memories.
Actress Priyanshi Yadav said the team was very happy to celebrate the film’s event in front of Telugu audiences and hoped the movie would receive the same kind of love and success here that it enjoyed in Tamil. She added that the film has entertainment that can appeal to all sections of the audience.
Actress Anishma Anil Kumar said she was especially happy to be part of a Telugu release because Telugu cinema enjoys huge popularity in Kerala as well. She pointed out that stars like Allu Arjun have a massive following there and requested Telugu audiences to watch “Youth” in theatres and support the team.
Music director Jai Krish said he was happy to be associated with the project and noted that the atmosphere at the pre-release event felt more like a youth festival than a film function. He expressed confidence that the film’s music and overall vibe would connect well with younger viewers.
Director Vinay Ratnam praised the promotional efforts of producers Vineeth and Sandeep, saying that they had already played a role behind several successful films and are now stepping into production with equal passion. He said “Youth” has all the elements needed for a theatrical entertainer, including fun, emotion, and relatable moments.
Lyric writer Sanare, who wrote three songs for the film, said the title “Youth” itself carries a positive and energetic feeling. He explained that the movie reflects a message that young people should continue moving forward in life no matter how many obstacles they face.
Producer Sandeep said the team had received immense support from many people in the Telugu film industry, and that support gave them confidence to bring “Youth” to Telugu audiences on a large scale. He claimed that the film had become a major success in Tamil, collecting around Rs. 30 crore in four days, and also said the response on BookMyShow had been very encouraging. He expressed hope that the Telugu version would also receive a strong response and said the team made every effort to present the film not like a dubbed movie, but like a straight Telugu release.
He further explained that the banner name E2C reflects their personal journey from engineering to cinema, and compared the release day on June 26 to an important exam that they are preparing to pass with good marks. Sandeep stressed that “Youth” is not only for youngsters or couples, but also a film that can be watched and enjoyed with parents and family members.
Producer Vineeth said the film is enjoyable whether watched alone, with a friend, or with a full group, which is why the team is promoting it around the idea of “gang culture.” He said a gang has no age limit, and anyone can be part of it. He added that Tamil audiences have already started going to theatres in groups to watch the film, and hoped Telugu viewers would do the same.
Executive producer Satish said the Tamil version of “Youth,” which was released during Ugadi, had already proven itself as a success. He said the Telugu version, arriving around Sri Rama Navami, is also expected to repeat that success and urged audiences to watch it with friends, family, and parents.
Director Hasith Goli said the credit line “Ken and Gang” itself reflects the team spirit behind the project. He pointed out that Telugu audiences have always supported good content regardless of language, and said he believes “Youth” will receive the same kind of support in Telugu too.
Producer Sharath Chandra praised the planning and hard work of Sandeep and Vineeth, saying they had taken up the film with a lot of seriousness and worked hard to ensure a proper release. He also noted that they had the encouragement and support of several industry friends.
Director Sai Rajesh said Sandeep and Vineeth had earlier played a major role in taking his film “Baby” to audiences through their promotional efforts. He recalled how deeply involved they were in the film’s marketing and admitted that he was initially a little concerned because “Youth” was their first production venture. However, after seeing the success talk and box office response in Tamil, he said he was now very confident that Telugu audiences would also make the film a hit. He added that if the film emotionally connects with viewers, it could become another memorable success story.
Actor Suraj Venjaramoodu said “Youth” is not just a film for youngsters, but something that family audiences may enjoy even more because of its emotional strength. He described it as a complete entertainer with songs, fights, dance, comedy, and family emotions.
Director Vashishta said the film had already become a success in Tamil and expressed hope that it would turn into an even bigger hit in Telugu. He wished the producers strong financial success and encouraged audiences to watch it in theatres with their friends, lovers, and family members.
Actor-director Ken Karunaas said “Youth” is his first film as both hero and director, making it a very important project in his career. He admitted that the team was initially nervous about audience reception, but Tamil audiences boosted their confidence by making the film a success. He said that during the making of “Sir,” he observed how passionately Telugu audiences celebrate cinema and support good content without language barriers. Ken added that actors Karthi and Suriya had also told him that “Youth” would likely receive the same kind of love in Telugu. He urged audiences to support his team just as they have supported other Tamil actors and films in the past.
Hero Satyadev also appreciated the commitment shown by producers Sandeep and Vineeth, saying they worked on “Youth” with extraordinary dedication. He noted that from dubbing and songs to post-production and promotions, they handled everything with great passion. Satyadev said he hopes the film becomes a hit in Telugu as well and asked audiences to watch it in theatres on June 26.
With strong confidence from the team, positive word around its Tamil success, and support from Telugu film personalities like Sree Vishnu, “Youth” is now entering Telugu cinemas with good momentum. If the film manages to connect emotionally with young viewers and family audiences alike, it could emerge as one of the notable dubbed releases of the season.
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