Tyson Naidu: Bellamkonda Sreenivas turns Ferocious Cop

Emerging talent Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas is currently immersed in a distinctive action entertainer directed by Saagar K Chandra, tentatively titled #BSS10. Produced by the popular 14 Reels Plus, with Ram Achanta and Gopi Achanta as producers and Harish Katta as the executive producer, the film has been crafted on a grand scale.

On the auspicious occasion of Bellamkonda Sreenivas’ birthday, the makers unveiled the film’s impressive title, “Tyson Naidu.” The first look is remarkable, portraying Bellamkonda as a passionate boxing aficionado and a dedicated fan of legend Mike Tyson.

The teaser kicks off with a voiceover from a Sardar in the boxing ring, making a bold claim of flying and hitting a bull to establish his strength. The protagonist’s hearty laughter follows, leading to an action-packed sequence where he is introduced as DSP (Deputy Superintendent Of Police). The final scene of him entering the boxing ring with Mike Tyson’s flashy poster in the background is pure mass appeal.

Bellamkonda’s formidable presence, characterized by a bulky figure and beard, delivers a powerful performance in the intense and fierce action block. Director Saagar K Chandra showcases Bellamkonda in an unprecedented mass and action avatar. Mukessh Gnanesh’s outstanding visuals and Bheems Ceciroleo’s superb background score enhance the cinematic experience, complemented by a majestic production design.

The movie’s editing is skillfully handled by Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao, while Avinash Kolla and Kiran Kumar oversee the art direction. The action sequences are dynamically overseen by Vijay, Venkat, and Real Satish. “Tyson Naidu” promises to be a cinematic spectacle, combining mass elements and intense action, skillfully orchestrated by a talented ensemble of filmmakers.

Despite encountering setbacks with previous releases like ‘Chatrapathi,’ where substantial YouTube views did not translate to box office success, Srinivas remains resolute for a triumphant comeback. Movies such as ‘Alludu Adhurs,’ ‘Sita,’ and ‘Kavacham’ also experienced a similar fate.