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Vrushakarma First Look: Naga Chaitanya Unveils Intense Avatar in NC24 on Birthday

Naga Chaitanya’s NC24 is titled Vrushakarma; first look poster reveals an intense mythological avatar unveiled on the actor’s birthday.

Vrushakarma First Look: Naga Chaitanya Unveils Intense Avatar in NC24 on Birthday

The makers of Naga Chaitanya’s upcoming film NC24 unveiled the title Vrushakarma along with a striking first look poster on the actor’s 39th birthday, igniting strong anticipation for what is being positioned as a bold, mythical action thriller.

The title reveal was made by Mahesh Babu, who shared the poster on social media, praising the scale and ambition of the project. Directed by Karthik Dandu and produced jointly by SVCC and Sukumar Writings, the film is presented by Bapineedu.

The first look poster introduces Naga Chaitanya in a rugged and intense new avatar. His battle-worn appearance, dust-covered skin, and torn attire evoke themes of survival and ancient conflict. The backdrop features a dramatic celestial eclipse and a devastated landscape, hinting at a story steeped in mythology, raw emotion and large-scale destruction.

Starring Meenakshi Chaudhary as the female lead and Sparsh Shrivastava as the antagonist, the film promises a gripping showdown. Vrushakarma also features a strong technical lineup, including cinematography by Ragul D. Herian, music by Ajaneesh B. Loknath, production design by Sri Nagendra Tangala, and editing by Naveen Nooli.

With its mythological tone, high-intensity visuals and a transformative role for Chaitanya, Vrushakarma is shaping up to be one of the actor’s most ambitious films, raising expectations across the Telugu film industry.

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