Rocking Rakesh, a popular name in the entertainment industry due to his appearance on the hit comedy show Jabardasth, is gearing up for a new chapter in his career. The actor is busy promoting his debut film Keshava Chandra Ramavath (KCR), where he not only plays the lead role but is also producing the project. The film's pre-release event, held on Monday, saw much excitement, with the team coming together to celebrate the occasion.

One of the key highlights of the event was the speech by renowned choreographer Jani Master, who took the opportunity to praise the importance of women in the lives of their husbands, especially during challenging times. Jani Master, speaking with deep gratitude, expressed his admiration for his own wife, acknowledging her unwavering support. His words resonated deeply with the audience as he extended this tribute to all women who stand by their husbands during moments of crisis.

In the context of KCR and its production journey, Jani Master specifically mentioned Jordar Sujatha, a well-known personality from the comedy circuit, who has been a strong pillar of support for Rocking Rakesh throughout the making of the film. Jordar Sujatha’s encouragement and partnership in Rakesh's journey have been crucial as he stepped into the role of both the actor and producer for this ambitious project.

The movie Keshava Chandra Ramavath (KCR) marks an important milestone for Rocking Rakesh, as it signifies his first lead role in a film. Fans and industry professionals are eager to see him transition from the small screen to the big screen in this much-anticipated venture. The pre-release event, which was attended by several notable figures, including Jani Master, highlighted the camaraderie and hard work behind the film.

With strong support from his wife, Jordar Sujatha, and the backing of his production team, Rakesh is set to make a lasting impact with his debut film. The emotional speeches, particularly Jani Master’s tribute to women, set the tone for the upcoming release and raised anticipation for KCR.