Sree Venkateswara Cinemas has revealed the title of its 10th production, starring Sumanth Prabhas. Produced by Puskur Ram Mohan Rao and Bharat N Narang, the film marks the second directorial outing of Saailu Kaampati, who made a successful debut with the blockbuster Raju Weds Rambai. Gahazy SK is cast opposite Sumanth Prabhas as the female lead.
To unveil the film’s title, the team has chosen a social media-inspired design that feels closely connected to contemporary youth culture. The movie is titled interestingly Babloo XXL. The poster resembles an Instagram Reel, featuring familiar digital elements such as likes, comments, shares and profile information. The creative treatment gives the announcement a distinctly modern identity while making the title stand out.
Sumanth Prabhas is seen in a stylish avatar. His relaxed expression and victory-sign pose establish a fun-loving mood. The poster also features Sumanth Prabhas and Gahazy SK together on Mancherial’s iconic stone bridge.
Radhika Sarathkumar, Jayalalitha and Sivaji Raja are also part of the cast. The film’s technical department features Wajid Baig as cinematographer, Vijay Bhulganin as music composer, Naresh Adupa as editor and Pawan Kalyan Yellapu as art director.
The film’s shoot is currently underway. With its youthful story, romance, and Mancherial backdrop, Babloo XXL promises to be a contemporary entertainer.
This post was last modified on 20 October 2026 11:45 am
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