Teja Sajja’s much-awaited film “Mirai” has been in the buzz for months, with inside reports promising a grand visual spectacle. True to the hype, the trailer released today delivers exactly that.
The trailer opens with mystical, intriguing visuals hinting at an impending danger. Ritika Nayak’s character, introduced in the holy city of Benaras, seeks Teja Sajja’s help to stop an evil force, urging him to journey to Mirai. But he refuses, claiming he is not the hero she believes him to be.
Soon, we see Manchu Manoj in a menacing avatar as the antagonist, while Shriya Saran appears in the emotional role of a mother. Initially reluctant, Teja Sajja’s character eventually accepts the challenge to wield the Mirai, a powerful sword forged in the Treta Yugam, to prevent the dark force from seizing sacred texts.
The trailer establishes “Mirai” as a socio-fantasy, infused with mythological and devotional elements while blending genres for a thrilling cinematic experience. The visuals and VFX look grand and convincing, presenting the film as a true spectacle on screen.
Teja Sajja shines as a reluctant superhero, while the trailer ends on a powerful note with the image of Lord Hanuman and a stirring devotional number composed by Gowra Hari.
Directed by Karthik Ghattamaneni and produced by TG Vishwa Prasad under People Media Factory, “Mirai” is slated for release on September 12. Major banners like Hombale Films and Dharma Productions have joined hands for its Hindi, Kannada, and multi-language releases, making Mirai a true pan-Indian offering.
