Teja Sajja’s Pan-India Spectacle Mirai Set for Grand Release on September 12
Teja Sajja’s much-anticipated pan-India film Mirai is ready to hit theatres on September 12, 2025. The film, directed by Karthik Ghattamaneni and co-starring Manoj Manchu, is produced by TG Vishwa Prasad and Krithi Prasad under People Media Factory. The team recently held a grand pre-release event in Vizag, which saw a massive turnout and enthusiastic fan response.
A Cinematic Experience Like No Other
Producer TG Vishwa Prasad described Mirai as a visual spectacle, saying, “With breathtaking locations, intricate artwork, and groundbreaking VFX, this Telugu film is designed to be a pan-India phenomenon. Our vision is to turn it into a global franchise.”
Manoj Manchu, portraying the formidable antagonist Black Sword, called the film his true comeback. “Black Sword’s journey is like Thanos from Avengers—destruction follows him until he acquires all nine books. Three years ago, when I met Teja, his smile reminded me of my own son. I promised him I’d do this film, and here we are. I’ve dubbed my role in all languages to give it authenticity,” he shared.
Teja Sajja’s Ambitious Vision
Teja Sajja urged audiences to experience Mirai on the big screen. “We’ve created an entire cinematic world, designed to entertain both children and adults. Every scene reflects the sincerity, dedication, and hard work of our team. Despite limitations, our ambition knows no bounds. Producer Viswa Prasad and director Karthik inspired us to dare greatly—shooting across multiple countries, creating unique creatures, and pushing boundaries of Telugu cinema. This film is ambitious, and we’ve poured our hearts into it.”
Teja also highlighted the musical contributions of Hari Gaura, promising a score that will leave audiences thrilled. He added, “We haven’t increased ticket prices because we want families to enjoy this film together. Two special surprises will astonish viewers in theatres.”
A Call Against Piracy
Emphasizing the efforts of the cast and crew, Teja Sajja urged viewers to avoid piracy. “Piracy is theft of the hard work of 400–500 people. Our goal is to create cinema that can compete globally alongside films like OG, Allu Arjun’s upcoming projects, and Mahesh Babu’s next movie.”
With Mirai, Teja Sajja aims to deliver a cinematic experience that combines spectacle, emotion, and innovation—making it a must-watch for audiences this month.
