Burning Star Sampoornesh Babu's highly anticipated film, 'Martin Luther King,' directed by the talented newcomer Puja Aparna Kolluru, is all set to grace the theaters on October 27, 2023. Movie enthusiasts received a special treat today as the makers unveiled the film's trailer just a few minutes ago.

The movie unfolds an engaging tale centered around an election between two village leaders, where a single vote holds the power to reshape the destiny of the candidates. It explores the extraordinary lengths to which they are willing to go to win the favor of the voter. Sampoornesh Babu takes on the titular character and delivers an earnest performance, brilliantly complemented by the authoritative screen presence of Saranya Pradeep. The film gains even more intensity with the assertive performances of Naresh and Venkatesh Maha, adding a layer of intrigue to the drama.

The teaser and songs from the film have already received a positive response, amplifying the excitement among movie lovers. For the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana regions, the esteemed Dil Raju's Sri Venkateswara Creations will serve as the distribution partner, while AP International will take charge of distribution in overseas territories. 'Martin Luther King,' produced by Mahayana Pictures Production, is proudly presented by YNOT Studios and Reliance Entertainment.

In essence, 'Martin Luther King,' affectionately known as 'King,' is a complete entertainer that packs a punch with a thought-provoking message. It not only delivers entertainment but also cleverly weaves in a message alongside humorous satires that shed light on the current political landscape. This film is a must-watch for those seeking a blend of entertainment and social commentary.

'Martin Luther King' is an official Telugu remake of the 2021 Tamil blockbuster, 'Mandela,' which garnered acclaim for its memorable performance by Yogi Babu. Puja Aparna Kolluru marks her directorial debut with 'Martin Luther King,' adding a fresh and distinct Telugu interpretation to the story originally told in 'Mandela.'