Teja Sajja, renowned for his role in Prasanth Varma's 'HanuMan,' embarks on a new cinematic journey with filmmaker Karthik Gattamneni in the upcoming 'Mirai.' Revealing a fresh glimpse on April 18, the makers unveiled a poster capturing Sajja's formidable presence, resonating with the film's essence.

In 'Mirai,' meaning 'Future' in Japanese, Sajja's portrayal as a Super Yodha exudes power, depicted standing resolute atop a erupting volcano, wielding a Yo with an air of fierce determination. The backdrop of an eclipse adds a layer of mystery and anticipation to the visual narrative.

The glimpse offers a captivating glimpse into the backstory of the movie, delving into the historical narrative of King Ashoka and his secret 9. The Kalinga War, a dark chapter in Ashoka's history, serves as a pivotal moment that leads to his repentance and the revelation of a divine mystery. This mystery, embodied in the vast knowledge of the 9 scriptures that bestow divine attributes upon man, becomes the focal point of the narrative.

To safeguard this knowledge for future generations, 9 warriors are chosen to protect it. The impending eclipse symbolizes the looming threat to this knowledge, but the birth of a destined individual marks the beginning of a great battle that will unfold across generations.

The narrative, intertwined with the teachings of a Buddha Monk, adds depth and intrigue to the storyline, setting the stage for a tale unlike any other. Karthik Gattamneni's meticulous attention to detail in pre-production, production, and post-production is evident in the glimpse, promising a visually stunning and immersive experience for the audience.

Teja Sajja's portrayal as a Super Yodha tasked with preventing the eclipse from reaching the Secret 9 of Ashoka is commendable. His mastery in Karra Samu (stick fight) and other forms of combat adds authenticity to his character, making him a perfect fit for the role. His performance is exceptional, setting the stage for an epic battle that will unfold in the film.

Behind the scenes, the screenplay, meticulously crafted by Karthik Gattamneni and Manibabu Karanam, promises a riveting narrative journey. Sri Nagendra Tangala's art direction and Vivek Kuchibhotla's co-production efforts elevate the cinematic experience. With Krithi Prasad as the creative producer and Sujith Kumar Kolli as the executive producer, 'Mirai' emerges as a collaborative endeavor of creative minds.

Teja Sajja's collaboration with People Media Factory for #PMF36 marks a significant moment, promising an adventurous saga of the 'Super Yodha.' The multilingual release strategy underscores the film's global appeal, slated for a grand release in both 2D and 3D formats a year from the announcement date.

Having made waves with 'HanuMan,' Teja Sajja's return to the silver screen amplifies anticipation among fans and cinephiles alike. With 'Mirai,' directed by Karthik Ghattamneni and featuring Ritika Nayak, a thrilling cinematic experience awaits, teasing audiences with a glimpse into the captivating world of the future.