Vishva Karthikeya played the lead role, whereas Aayushi Patel will be seen as his love interest in the upcoming film 'Kaliyugam Pattanamlo'. The movie produced by Nani Movie Works and Raamaa Creations is carrying good buzz with a superb response for every promotional stuff. This film with a different concept is being produced by Dr. Kandula Chandra Obul Reddy. Ramakhanth Reddy is taking care of many responsibilities of this movie such as story, dialogues, screenplay, and direction. Dr. K. Chandra Obul Reddy, G. Maheswara Reddy, and Kattam Ramesh are jointly producing the movie. Chitra Shukla will be seen in a crucial role in this movie releasing on March 29th.

Meanwhile, the film’s theatrical trailer was unveiled during a grand event at KSRM College Of Engineering In Kadapa in the presence of the entire team and a few special guests. The event witnessed a huge crowd. Coming to the trailer, the clip opens on a serious note with a kid being sent to the asylum by his father, although his mother tries hard to stop it. Then, the protagonist is introduced in a patient gown in a hospital with seriousness on his face. The story shifts to a college, where we get to see the love track of Karthikeya and Aayushi. On the other hand, some suspicious activities are happening in Nadhyala where young girls are killed. The dialogue, “Ye Yugam Lo Aina Thallini Champe Rakshasudu Inka Puttaledammaa…” uttered by the protagonist is impactful, while Devi Prasad’s dialogue, “Idi Kaliyugam Raa…” is much more powerful. The trailer ends with Vishva telling his mother,” Ramulori Kalyananikamma.”

The makers caution not to miss the ending. As the trailer suggests the movie has spiritual elements, item song, and other ingredients as well. Overall, the trailer promises Kaliyugam Pattanamlo will be an edge-of-the-seat thriller with a new concept.

Ramakhanth Reddy has cut the trailer strikingly, as the video further hikes the curiosity to watch the movie. The dialogues are intense. Vishva Karthikeya has come up with a brilliant performance. His screen presence is terrific. Charan Madhavaneni’s cinematography is remarkable, while Ajay Arasada took the visuals to the next level with his superb score. The editing by Garry BH was sharp. The production values also looked grand.