Everybody around Pawan Kalyan's character is dumb-struck. That's the beauty of watching the 'Agnyaathavaasi' in action. That much Rao Ramesh's character too says in the teaser.

Power Star packs a punch without delivering a single line. What more can anyone do? Trivikram Srinivas may have cocked a googly at Pawanists by not sexing up the teaser with a punchline, but definitely, he knows better!

When the push comes to the shove, 'Agnyaathavaasi' is the last man standing. This sense is writ large over the 1-minute teaser. 'Swagatam Krishna', molded in the Carnatic classical style, says it all.

Just like in 'Attarintiki Daredi', Pawan is seen in sophisticated attire. But he doesn't shy away from playing to the gallery when he makes those shy guy's expressions. His sidekicks are dressed in suits. In all probability, their salary is more than the average software engineer's, to digress a bit!

Pawan's comedy track with Murali Sharma and Rao Ramesh in tow seems to be a highlight. The corporate backdrop is relatable. Some greenery is also seen and maybe, we are in for some 'A Aa'-style romanticization of the village life somewhere in the course of the movie. Those fiery Aghoras (seen in the Varanasi scenes?) enrich the teaser.

Ravi Varma's action choreography, Manikandan's cinematography and Anirudh's BGM raise the bar.

Last but not the least, Keerthy Suresh and Anu Emmanuel are clean bowled by you-know-who!