Megastar Chiranjeevi’s most awaited film Waltair Veerayya co-starring mass maharaja Ravi Teja in an action-packed role had its theatrical trailer launched just a while ago.
RAW department catches an international criminal who is a dangerous smuggler and he is labeled as a monster. After all the build-up, he is revealed in style as Waltair Veerayya who rides a boat.
The dialogue “Mass Anna Padaniki Boddu Kosi Perettinde Aanni Soosi,” compliments Chiranjeevi's mass image. The other dialogue, “Records Lo Naa Perundadam Kaadu Raa.. Naa Peru Meede Records Untai…” shows his box office stamina
Then we get to see vintage Chiranjeevi who does all the fun with a batch of comedians in Malaysia where he meets the beautiful Shruti Haasan.
Veerayya seems to be the prime target for several gangsters who seems to have a haunting past. The narrative turns more interesting with Ravi Teja makes an entry as the cop whose mission is to catch Waltair Veerayya.
The face-off between Chiranjeevi and Ravi Teja is going to give poonakaalu to the fans of both stars. The dialogue exchange between the two stars gives a perfect end to the trailer.
Bobby displayed all his adoration for the megastar in the trailer packed with mass dialogues, Chiranjeevi’s swag, hero elevation sequences, and there also has some drama.
It’s so good to see Chiranjeevi in a role that has all the aspects one would expect from his movies. His comedy timing and dialogue delivery bring the intriguing factor. Ravi Teja makes a solid impact with his screen presence.
Arthur Wilson’s cinematography is stylish in terms of the colours and framing, while the editing by Niranjan is also fantastic. Devi Sri Prasad’s background score is scintillating and he gives exactly what each scene requires and amps up Veerayya's build-up scenes to the next level. The grand making of Mythri Movie Makers is the other big factor for the splendour in the visuals.
The trailer raises all our anticipation for the movie. But we need to wait till January 13th to witness the mega mass poonakaalu provided in cinemas.
