Naga Chaitanya’s Vrushakarma is making huge noise, since the actor scored biggest hit with his last movie Thandel, whereas the director Karthik Dandu delivered a sensational hit with his maiden venture Virupaksha.
The makers have unveiled a special poster to mark the Dussehra festivities, offering a peek into the film’s intriguing visual universe. Naga Chaitanya appears with a stern gaze, with a thick beard and a red tilak accentuating his look.
The deliberate use of shadows across one side of his face adds an element of suspense, while a towering, multi-armed idol of Goddess Durga commands attention. Draped in a traditional saree and adorned with jewellery, the goddess holds a golden spear. The poster exudes a sense of divine mystery.
Produced by SVCC and Sukumar Writings, Vrushakarma is currently moving through its final stages of production. The movie will present Naga Chaitanya in a never-before-seen adventurous character.
The film is slated to arrive in theatres on December 4th.
This post was last modified on 20 October 2026 11:04 am
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