Ravi Teja's upcoming film, "Eagle," promises a distinctive character in this intense action thriller, a fact emphasized by director Karthik Gattamneni. The recently released poster showcasing the actor's impactful appearance has already generated significant attention.

The movie boasts numerous action sequences, notably a major episode filmed in Poland where Ravi Teja dedicated a week to firearms training at a local shooting range. Director Karthik commended Ravi Teja's rapid learning, highlighting that his training was conducted by a former Army professional. In a commitment to realism, real guns (snipers) and bullets were utilized during filming to achieve the desired smoke effect after firing. The director assured that all necessary safety precautions were diligently observed.

Karthik expresses confidence that the film will resonate with audiences, especially following the extensive shooting in Europe, including Poland and London. He anticipates that the action scenes set in these picturesque locations will captivate viewers. With the conclusion of shooting, the filmmakers are now fully engaged in post-production efforts to bring this intense action thriller to life.

Recently, the makers of the film initiated the countdown for its release with a striking and intense poster featuring Mass Raja Ravi Teja. In "Eagle," Ravi Teja takes on a character with multiple dimensions, complemented by the presence of leading lady Kavya Thapar and a pivotal role played by Anupama Parameshwaran. The ensemble cast also features Navdeep and Madhubala, contributing to the film's dynamic narrative.

Edited and directed by Karthik Gattamneni, who co-wrote the screenplay with Manibabu Karanam, the movie is produced by TG Vishwa Prasad, with Vivek Kuchibhotla serving as the co-producer. Manibabu Karanam is credited with the impactful dialogues, while Davzand handles the music, and Srinagendra Tangala serves as the production designer. "Eagle," presented by People Media Factory, is gearing up for a Sankranti release on January 13th, creating anticipation among the audience for this promising cinematic experience.