Allari Naresh is returning to the big screen with the highly anticipated family entertainer, "Aa Okkati Adakku," marking the directorial debut of Malli Ankam. Backed by the production prowess of Rajiv Chilaka under Chilaka Productions, with Bharath Laxmipati serving as co-producer, the film promises to be a laugh-out-loud experience. Faria Abdullah shines as the leading lady in this upcoming flick, slated for release this summer.

The title glimpse of "Aa Okkati Adakku" hinted at its entertainment potential, and the first single, "Oh Madam," garnered immense adoration. Today, the makers have unveiled the film's enthralling teaser. It sets the tone with a humorous twist as an astrologer unveils the protagonist's horoscope, predicting the dire need for marriage within a specific deadline or face an eternity of bachelorhood.

True to the prophecy, the protagonist embarks on a futile quest for a suitable match. In the interim, he crosses paths with Faria Abdullah and falls head over heels in love. However, when he approaches her with a proposal, he receives a surprising response: "Aa Okkati Adakku."

The plot unfolds engagingly as Malli Ankam delves into the relatable issue of marriage. Allari Naresh is back in his signature comedic element, captivating audiences with his impeccable timing. Faria Abdullah exudes charm as Naresh's love interest. The inclusion of renowned comedians like Vennela Kishore and Viva Harsha promises a steady stream of laughter.

Suryaa's vibrant cinematography adds to the film's visual appeal, while Gopi Sundar's lively score amplifies the entertainment factor. The production design by Chilaka Productions seamlessly complements the genre.

This rib-tickling teaser sets high expectations for "Aa Okkati Adakku," a film that boasts witty dialogues penned by Abburi Ravi. Chota K Prasad handles the editing, while J K Murthy is the art director. Expectations are increasing on this film with this hilarious teaser. Allari Naresh is keen to pay floral tribute to his dad EVV.Satyanarayana, who came up with Aa Okkati Adakku, which turned out to be a classic.