Mirai Story, Review, Trailer, Release Date, Songs, Cast 2025 -

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Mirai Story :-

Vedha (Teja Sajja), born with a divine purpose, is destined to protect the ninth of Ashoka’s sacred books—the key to immortality. Guided by wise sages and supported by loyal allies, he must unlock his powers and accept his role as the guardian. Opposing him is Mahabir Lama (Manchu Manoj), whose relentless quest threatens to engulf the world in darkness.

Mirai Release Date, Trailor, Songs, Cast :-

Release Date	12 September 2025
Language	Telugu
Genre	Action, Adventure
Duration	2h 49min
Cast	Teja Sajja, Ritika Nayak
Director	Karthik Gattamneni
Producer	T G Vishwa Prasad
Production	People Media Factory
Certificate	16+

Mirai Review :-

Karthik Gattamneni delivers an ambitious film that merges ancient mythology with contemporary superhero narratives. The story unfolds centuries ago, as Emperor Ashoka, haunted by the devastation of the Kalinga war, hides the secret of immortality within nine sacred books and entrusts their protection to devoted guardians.

Building on his success in Hanu-Man, Teja Sajja delivers a strong performance as Vedha. Manchu Manoj stands out as Mahabir Lama—a character molded by caste-based prejudice and societal rejection. His journey adds emotional depth, challenging the clear-cut divide between villain and victim. Is he truly evil, or just a man driven to darkness after years of humiliation?

Visually, the film impresses, with standout sequences like the Sampati bird scene and the intense train fight highlighting Gattamneni’s prowess as a cinematographer. These moments amplify the film’s grandeur and fully draw the audience into its mythical universe. Supporting performances from Jagapathi Babu, Jayaram, and Shriya Saran bring depth to Vedha’s journey. Ritika Nayak shines in a brief but impactful role as Vibha, while Gowra Hari’s background score perfectly complements the film’s epic atmosphere.

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However, the screenplay occasionally stumbles with unnecessary comedic detours that disrupt the flow. While the climax is emotionally sincere, it feels predictable and doesn’t deliver the impact needed to truly elevate the ending. Despite these narrative shortcomings, the film’s visual spectacle, rich mythological layers, and powerful performances make it a compelling watch—especially for fans of stylized, myth-inspired superhero stories.