First Day First Show trailer: A tale of a die-hard Pawan Kalyan fan and his pursuit of Kushi’s tickets

Filmmaker KV Anudeep, who’s awaiting the release of Sivakarthikeyan’s bilingual Prince next, has also come up with the story and co-wrote the screenplay, dialogues of a small-budget film titled First Day First Show (FDFS). FDFS is the comeback project of the iconic production house Poornodaya Creations, under a different label Srija Entertainments. Mitravinda Movies is co-producing the film.

FDFS, jointly directed by Vamsidhar Goud and Laksminarayana Puttamchetty, is all set for a release in September. Actor Nani unveiled theatrical trailer of the film today. The outline of the story is quite simple yet entertaining - a college-going youngster, who’s a hardcore fan of Pawan Kalyan ,wants to impress his lady love by getting her the tickets for the first show of Kushi in their town.

The trailer showcases the struggles of the protagonist in acquiring tickets for the film, during which he meets many amusing characters. While his father asks him to focus on academics and chides that the world wouldn’t change if he didn’t watch a Pawan Kalyan film. However the protagonist doesn’t pay much heed to him. By the end of the trailer, he is baffled when he hears a youngster singing a number from a Pawan Kalyan film mourning the death of an elderly man.

While Srikanth Reddy plays the protagonist in the film, Sanchita Bashu is cast as his on-screen love. One of the directors Vamsidhar Goud too essays a key role in the film with Tanikella Bharani essaying the part of the protagonist’s father. Vennela Kishore, Srinivas Reddy, Mahesh Achanta, Prabhas Sreenu, Gangavva, CVL Narasimha Rao and Sai Charan Bojja form the supporting cast of the film.

Radhan has composed the music for First Day First Show. Prasanth Ankireddy has cranked the camera while Madhav is the editor. Srija Edida has bankrolled the film and noted actor Sriram Edida is the presenter. Three songs from the film - Nee Navvey, O Laya and Mazza Mazza - and the teaser are out already. The film has managed to stay in the news owing to its smart promotional strategy.