Anupama Parameswaran Set to Star in New Film ‘Crazy Kalyanam’

The makers of actress Anupama Parameswaran’s next project officially unveiled its title as ‘Crazy Kalyanam‘ on Monday, January 5, 2026. Directed by Badrappa Gajula, the film is being promoted as a high-energy family entertainer packed with humor and emotional depth.
‘Crazy Kalyanam’ features an impressive ensemble cast alongside lead actress Anupama Parameswaran. Notable names joining the project include:
- Dr. Naresh Vijayakrishna
- Tharun Bhascker
- Akhil Raj Uddemari
The collaboration between Parameswaran and director Badrappa Gajula has already sparked significant interest among fans of Telugu cinema, given the film’s promise of 100% fun and entertainment.
Presented by Arrow Cinemas as their second production, the film is produced by Boosam Jagan Mohan Reddy. The technical crew includes some of the industry’s seasoned professionals to ensure a high-quality cinematic experience:
- Music: Composed by Suresh Bobbili, known for his soulful and catchy tunes.
- Cinematography: Handled by Shyam Dupati, aiming to capture a vibrant and festive atmosphere.
The recently released title poster reflects a colorful mood, suggesting that the “Kalyanam” (wedding) theme will serve as a backdrop for a series of comedic and cultural events.
Key Highlights:
- Title Announcement: Anupama Parameswaran’s upcoming Telugu entertainer is officially titled ‘Crazy Kalyanam’.
- Direction & Production: The film is written and directed by Badrappa Gajula and produced by Boosam Jagan Mohan Reddy under Arrow Cinemas.
- Ensemble Cast: The movie stars Dr. Naresh Vijayakrishna, Tharun Bhascker, and Akhil Raj Uddemari in pivotal roles.
- Genre: It is positioned as a vibrant family entertainer focusing on humor and cultural elements.

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