After years of dedication, Vishwak Sen’s latest adventure, Gaami, has finally hit the silver screens. Netizens have taken to their social media accounts to express their first-show experiences and ...

Directed by Vidyadhar Kagita, Gaami is a new addition to the Telugu industry, produced at a low budget. For those unaware, at the beginning of this year, Prashant Verma’s film HanuMman surprised the ...

Vishwak Sen’s Gaami, the Telugu adventure drama directed by Vidyadhar Kagita, concluded its first week at the box office with a whimper rather than a bang. While the movie opened strong on Day 1 with ...

Telugu film 'Gaami', featuring Vishwak Sen, was released on March 8. Directed by Vidyadhar Kagita, the movie follows orphan Shankar's journey to find a rare flower in the Himalayas. Despite ...

Gaami Trailer Reaction* Gaami (transl.Traveller) is an upcoming Telugu-language epic adventure drama starring Vishwak Sen as ...

Gaami and Bhimaa’s 1st Monday Box Office Collections; Here’s how much the films collected on Day 4. (Photo Credit – Instagram) Two new Tollywood releases, Gaami and Bhimaa, have been battling it out ...

'Gaami', directed by Vidyadhar Kagita and starring Vishwak Sen and Chandini Chowdary, explores the life of an Aghora as he sets out to discover his sense of touch. The film has released on today and ...

Vishwak Sen and Chandini Chowdhary's Gaami, which was released a few days ago in the theaters, is all set to make its way to the OTT platforms. The film, for its unique and different story, has won ...

#Gaami is one of the most unique attempts to come from Telugu Cinema. While the narration feels slow and dull at times, the interesting storyline coupled with the top notch visuals and music keep this ...

In Gaami, Vishwak Sen portrays an Aghora, sparking excitement from the moment its first look was unveiled. The subsequent trailer caught everyone off guard, promising an intriguing adventure. Directed ...

While a popular adage always suggests that the journey is more important than the destination, Gaami begs to differ. While watching the film, it continuously reminds you that the destination matters ...