Actor Thiruveer, who gained recognition for his performances in Palasa, George Reddy, and The Great Pre Wedding Show, is set to enthrall audiences with his latest film this weekend. However, Papam Prathap, scheduled for release tomorrow (April 17), is reportedly facing a last-minute clearance issue from the censor board.
Animal Welfare Certificate Delays Release
According to reports, Papam Prathap is awaiting an Animal Welfare Board certificate ahead of its planned premiere tonight. The makers are rushing to secure clearance, and any delays could impact tonight’s premiere shows. However, the film is expected to release tomorrow without fail.
The development comes at a crucial time, as the industry has seen several films face censor board challenges in recent months.
About the Film
Directed by S.P. Durga Naresh, Papam Prathap is produced by Rakesh Reddy Gaddam and Rudradev Madireddy under the Krushi Entertainments banner. The film features Payal Radhakrishna, Ajay Ghosh, and Raasi in key roles alongside Thiruveer.
Set against the 1998 Godavari backdrop, the film’s trailer hints at an interesting rural comedy-drama. The story follows Prathap, who steps into marriage with boundless optimism, but just four days after the wedding, his wife leaves their home, triggering gossip and sarcastic chatter throughout the village.
Speculation Around Censor Issue
Industry buzz suggests that the film’s lead character may exhibit unusual behavioral traits, which could explain why the Animal Welfare Board’s involvement is required for certification. However, these details remain unconfirmed by the filmmakers.
The film’s music is composed by K.M. Radhakrishnan, with cinematography by S.V. Vishweshwar and editing by Anwar Ali.