All movie lovers are eagerly anticipating the release of Mad Square, the sequel to the blockbuster film Mad. The film stars Narne Nithiin, Sangeeth Shobhan, and Ram Nitin in the lead roles, and is directed by Kalyan Shankar. Produced by Harika Suryadevara and Sai Soujanya under the banners of Sithara Entertainments and Fortune Four Cinemas, in association with Srikara Studios, the film is presented by Suryadevara Naga Vamsi. With high expectations surrounding its release on March 28th, Mad Square has already impressed fans with its promotional images. Recently, the Mad Gang – Narne Nithiin, Sangeeth Shobhan, and Ram Nitin – interacted with the media and shared intriguing details about the film.
MAD is our debut film, and it’s a special one for us. We will continue this combination only for the MAD franchise, keeping its uniqueness intact. Entertainment is the true hero of our movie. This time, all 3-5 main characters will generate even more comedy compared to MAD.
When we made MAD, we had doubts about whether the audience would accept us. But after witnessing the overwhelming response, we performed with more confidence in this film, improving our comedic timing as well. — Ram Nitin [6:15 PM, 3/24/2025] Venu gopal:
In MAD Part 1, we had different story tracks. However, MAD 2 is entirely focused on entertainment. My character undergoes a significant transition, with more added fun and punchlines compared to MAD. — Narne Nithiin
I believe this film will receive even more applause. We never consciously prepared for our characters; everything happened organically. — Sangeeth Shobhan
I was thrilled when I learned we were making a sequel. During MAD, we all became close friends, and after its release, I felt like I was going to miss everyone. But just 15 days after MAD hit theaters, we started working on the sequel, which was a great relief. — Ram Nitin
We won’t be making MAD 3 anytime soon—it will only happen when the audience truly demands it. We haven’t increased our remuneration for MAD Square.
While working on MAD, we never aimed to meet expectations—we simply wanted to enjoy the process. Initially, we were unsure if the audience would accept us. But once the camera started rolling, we never felt that pressure. Meeting audience expectations has never been our concern. In future films, we will continue to be ourselves and focus on enjoying what we do rather than stressing over expectations. — Ram Nitin
In this film, Ashok and Manoj’s characters will also bring in a lot more comedy. I’m more relaxed now. — Sangeeth Shobhan
After working on AAY, I’ve adapted more to this character, bringing in even more fun. — Narne Nithiin
The story picks up after college, but many familiar faces from the college days will still be present in this film. — Sangeeth Shobhan
We have focused entirely on entertainment, just like in the first part, because that is our strength. I don’t want to make any comparisons, but the audience will surely enjoy our film. It’s going to be a paisa vasool entertainer.
We even take trolls in a positive way. All the promotional videos were carefully handled by our director and team, and we believe they will work in our favor. — Ram Nitin
There are family elements in the film, but overall, it’s pure entertainment. It’s a mix of Panchathantram and Hangover—not a direct comparison, but just to set the vibe. Some say, “There’s no story,” but there’s no movie without a story. We just want to emphasize that this is a fun entertainer from start to finish—meant to be enjoyed. – Narne Nithiin
Every film must be positioned correctly based on what the audience expects, ensuring satisfaction for everyone. – Sangeeth Shobhan
