Teja Sajja is no one-film wonder, and the pan-India success of Hanu-Man was no stroke of luck. If any doubts remained, the theatrical trailer of Mirai, unveiled yesterday, put them to rest.
Director Karthik Ghattamaneni has crafted a fantasy epic rooted in Indian mythology and human emotion, delivering a cinematic experience that is both larger-than-life and spiritually resonant.
Teja Sajja commands the screen. Every stunt and every move reflects the rigor of his preparation, and it’s more than just a performance.
Mirai's trailer has stunned not just Tollywood but the entire nation and has become a hot topic of discussion, especially considering the grandeur achieved within its budget.
Some even say that others could learn from Team Mirai how to create world-class visuals without overspending.
Special appreciation goes to producers TG Vishwa Prasad and Krithi Prasad of People Media Factory, as every penny spent is clearly reflected in the world-class production and technical standards.
The promotional material of recent Pan-India films with massive budgets attracted trolls for their poor CGI quality, but Mirai astonished audiences with top-notch visuals despite a moderate budget.
This was made possible purely through the dedication and sheer hard work of the entire team, along with proper planning and comprehensive knowledge.
The film, however, is not merely about VFX. It weaves together mother-son emotion, devotional elements through the presence of Lord Rama, and a classic good-versus-evil battle, all contributing to a true entertainer.
Expectations are now sky-high. With its grand release set for September 12th, Mirai promises to be an unforgettable spectacle.
