Ahead of his birthday, the teaser of
Nani’s much-anticipated film ‘
Tuck Jagadish
’ is out and the promo certainly strikes a right chord with the netizens owing to its arousing background music, stunningly shot visuals of Rayalaseema, solid supporting cast, deadly antagonist and the ‘mass’ avatar of the Natural Star which will literally give you goosebumps. This is certainly one of the stylish teaser cuts in recent times and it is blended with action, family drama and romance.
Sharing the teaser on his social media, Nani promised that ‘Tuck Jagadish’ is a wholesome entertainer aimed at all sections of the Telugu audience. He posted “పండగకి వచ్చే సినిమాలు కొన్ని పండగలాంటి సినిమాలు కొన్ని :) APRIL 23rd #TuckJagadishTeaser”
Set against the hinterlands of Rayalaseema, the teaser offers a glimpse of the proceedings with a traditional folk song playing in the background and it introduces Nani as Jagadish Naidu who can be seen holding an injured rooster in a cockfight field. The focus shifts to his bond with father, brother and family members and gradually ends with romance and action. Tamil actor
Daniel Balaji is making a comeback to Tollywood with this film and he is playing the antagonist.
Touted to be an action-family entertainer, ‘Tuck Jagadish’ reunites Nani and director
Shiva Nirvana
after the highly successful ‘Ninnu Kori’ in 2017. Starring
Ritu Varma and
Aishwarya Rajesh as the leading ladies, the film features versatile actor
Jagapathi Babu in the crucial role of Nani’s brother and a solid supporting cast. It is slated for a worldwide release on April 23rd, 2021.
Recently, on the eve of Valentine’s Day, the first song from ‘Tuck Jagadish’ was unveiled to a great response from netizens. Titled ‘Inkosaari’, the lyrical video starts off with Nani (Jagadish) calling Ritu Varma (Gummadi Varalakshmi) as Gumma and both seem to be romantically involved in the cute conversation. Brilliantly crooned by Shreya Ghoshal and Kaala Bhairava, the lyrics of the soulful melody are penned by Chaitanya Prasad with music composed by SS Thaman.
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