Daku Maharaj Release Trailer: Rayalaseema Na Adda.. Master in Murder.. Daku Maharaj Release Trailer Another Level
Daku Maharaj Release Trailer: The makers have shown the collective avatar of Daku Maharaj with the release trailer. This release trailer looks like a short teaser for Nandamuri Balakrishna’s another actor Vishwaroop. This film of Daku Maharaj, directed by Bobby Kolli, will be released next Sunday (January 12) on the occasion of Sankranti. Its new trailer was released on Friday (January 10). Balayya Babu’s mass dialogues will definitely create a stir in theatres.
Daku Maharaj trailer released
Rayalaseema Maalum Tereko.. O Mera Adda.. I have mastered murders.. The release trailer of Daku Maharaj is so powerful and full of mass dialogue. In comparison to the first trailer, Balakrishna Mark’s entire dialogues can be heard in this trailer.
While the pre-release event in Anantapur was canceled due to the stampede in Tirupati, the event was held in Hyderabad on Friday (January 10). The release trailer was also launched in this. There is no doubt that the expectations of Daku Maharaj have gone to another level with this latest trailer.
How is the trailer?
16 knife wounds on the head… one bullet wound… but if he can cut so many people without falling… then he is not a man… he is a wild animal. This trailer starts with a dialogue. Later Balayya will have powerful action scenes. Balayya starts with the dialogue Hum ko dushman aa jao..jaan de wale fans jada hai.
Do you know Rayalaseema… that is my haunt… he is a master in studies… I have mastered in murders. Looking at this trailer, it seems that theaters will be buzzing this Sankranti. Daku Maharaj film is going to be released in theaters on Sunday (January 12).
Pragya Jaiswal, Urvashi Rautela and Shraddha Srinath worked with Balakrishna in this film. Director Bobby Kolli, who came up with Chiranjeevi less than two years ago with Walther Veeraya, now has Maharaj doing this film with Balakrishna. Bandit Chef can already be a game changer with average interactions.
