Director Sreekanth Addala, known for his classy films like ‘Kotha Bangarulokam’ and ‘Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu,’ ventured into the mass genre with ‘Narappa’ and is now working on a two-part movie called ‘Peddha Kapu,’ set to release on the 29th of this month.‘Peddha Kapu’ stars Virat Karrna and Pragathi Srivatsava.
Sreekanth Addala, following his 2021 film ‘Naarappa,’ which was a remake of Vetrimaaran’s ‘Asuran,’ has proven his ability to create action films with a serious tone.‘Naarappa’ was devoid of unnecessary elements.
His new film, ‘Peddha Kapu 1,’ continues in a similar vein.‘Peddha Kapu 1’ marks a significant cinematic shift with the introduction of Virat Karrna as the lead actor.The movie, characterized as a political drama/action film, takes a deep dive into the grave issue of caste discrimination.It promises a compelling narrative that sheds light on the societal complexities surrounding caste-based disparities, all while showcasing Virat Karrna’s debut as a prominent hero in the film industry.
This intriguing combination of a fresh face, a politically charged storyline, and a commitment to tackling a crucial social issue hints at a thought-provoking and impactful cinematic experience.
The trailer for ‘Peddha Kapu 1’ depicts a village where lower-caste people are brutally targeted without a clear reason, and no one dares to stand against this oppression.
A young protagonist emerges to take on this challenging battle.
The trailer marks the debut of actor Virat, who already displays a strong on-screen presence.
The film delves into the theme of caste discrimination, highlighting how the upper class often dictates the rules for the lower class, who, more often than not, reluctantly follow them.
Chota K Naidu handles the cinematography, and Miryala Ravinder Reddy’s Dwaraka Creations takes care of the production design.As said earlier, the film is set to release on September 29th.The trailer promises a compelling story, with Virat Karrna stepping into the spotlight as the hero, and it seems to carry the weight of its serious subject matter throughout.
