Nara Rohith is set to make a comeback with "Prathinidhi 2," directed by popular journalist Murthy Devagupthapu in his directorial debut. The film is being produced by KumarRaza Bathula, Anjaneyulu Sri Thota, and Surendranath Bollineni under the banners of Vanara Entertainments and Rana Arts. "Prathinidhi 2," the second installment in the "Prathinidhi" series, recently launched its teaser, with Megastar Chiranjeevi unveiling it.

The protagonist is portrayed as an honest news reporter working for a TV channel. During an interview with a top politician, he questions the state's debts, which the politician claims amount to 5 lakh crores. The politician argues that these debts can be cleared through state development. However, the protagonist challenges this claim by questioning the actual progress of development in the state. The teaser concludes with the protagonist urging people to cast their votes or consider leaving the country. The teaser also introduces other prominent characters, including Sachin Khedekar, Raghu Babu, Jisshu Sengupta, Udaya Bhanu, Ajay Gosh, Shree, among others.

The intense teaser leaves a lasting impression, with Nara Rohith fitting perfectly into the role of a news reporter and delivering a powerful performance. Murthy Devagupthapu impresses with his writing and direction, particularly in the interview episode and the concluding sequence discussing voter rights and responsibilities.

Nani Chamidishetty's cinematography is commendable, adding to the film's visual appeal, while Mahati Swara Sagar's score enhances the narrative. Raviteja Girijala's editing and Kiran Kumar Manne's art direction contribute to the overall grandeur of the production.

"Prathinidhi 2" is slated to hit theaters in April this year, promising an engaging and thought-provoking cinematic experience.Expectations are soaring on the film as it happens to be the sequel to the hit film Pratinidhi. Pratinidhi turned out to be hard-hitting political entertainer and now all eyes are on whether Pratinidhi 2 will make the similar impact on the big screen.