Get ready for a laugh-out-loud adventure this Independence Day with "AAY," a vibrant comedy starring the energetic Narne Nithiin and the captivating Nayan Sarika. The film, helmed by debutant director Anji K. Maniputhra and produced by the talented duo Bunny Vas and Vidya Koppineedi, promises a delightful blend of humor, romance, and family drama.

The buzz surrounding "AAY" has already reached fever pitch, thanks to the film's catchy songs, which have become chartbusters and are taking over social media with countless reels and shorts. Now, the recently unveiled theatrical trailer in Pithapuram has further ignited anticipation.

The trailer introduces us to the mischievous "Torch Beware Gang" – Narne Nithiin, Rajkumar Kasireddy, and Ankith Koyya – whose hilarious antics and close-knit bond form the heart of the story. Narne Nithiin, Ankith Koyya, and Rajkumar Kasireddy excel with their comedic timing, while debutant director Anji K. Maniputhra skillfully blends humor with heartwarming family drama.

Karthik (Narne Nithiin) falls head over heels for Funk Pallavi (Nayan Sarika), a character with a completely different personality, leading to charming and entertaining interactions between the two. However, a twist involving caste throws Karthik's life into chaos, impacting his friendships, love, and family.

To see how Karthik navigates this turmoil and the fate of his beloved friends, audiences will have to wait until August 15th when "AAY" hits theaters.

This ambitious project boasts a talented ensemble, including ace producer Allu Aravind, art director Kiran Kumar Manne, cinematographer Sameer Kalyani, and music director Ram Miryala. With its captivating storyline, stunning visuals, and a dose of feel-good humor, "AAY" promises to be the ultimate Independence Day entertainer. Excitement is increasing among movie lovers as the film is releasing on 15 August and the trailer is promising that the film will be a hilarious entertainer. They are waiting eagerly to watch the film on the big screen and go on laughter ride in the theatres.