This January 12th, we are going to witness Nandamuri Balakrishna in the role of an unstoppable fighter. Director Gopichand Malineni stages 'Veera Simha Reddy' as a power-packed tale that is filled with Said Madhav Burra's memorable lines and Balayya's evocative performance. "I am arrogant by birth," thunders the Nata Simha.

Once again after 'Krack', expect Varalaxmi Sarathkumar to bring the roof down. Duniya Vijay, the Kannada actor, marshals his silence and measured expressions in the film, we believe.

The 'God of Masses' is not all about action and violence and factionalism. He is also vulnerable, as a series of montages towards the end of the trailer shows. When he is not romancing the heroine (Shruti Haasan), he scares baddies (played by Ajay Ghosh, Ravi Shankar and others).

Thaman S's music, Rishi Punjabi's cinematography, AS Prakash's production design, Navin Nooli's editing are expected to be the major highlights, not necessarily in that order. The Ram-Laxman duo is joined by V Venkat. Sekhar VJ and Shankar have choreographed the dances.

The film is going to hit the screens on January 12.