The word is out that megastar Chiranjeevi’s Vishwambhara has fans all heated, by the latest breathtaking update from the Telugu cinema icon. Written and directed by Mallidi Vassishta, the film has been lined up for release in summer of 2026 but finally 2025 is going to witness the much-awaited second teaser. Here are the juicy details!
Vishwambhara: A New Teaser to Silence Critics
The teaser for Vishwambhara is set to be released on 21st August 2025 at 6.06 PM, setting expectations really high. After the first teaser released in October 2024, it was criticised for its inferior VFX. So, Chiranjeevi and team took the bull by the horns. They recruited Hollywood technicians from Avatar to re-do the CGI.
Bringing #Vishwambhara to the theatres in SUMMER 2026.
Enjoy the #MEGABLASTTEASER today at 6:06 PM 🤗 https://t.co/nzRrp8gqBF
— Chiranjeevi Konidela (@KChiruTweets) August 21, 2025
The new teaser is supposed to silence all speculation, displaying mythical creatures in the birds’ fish shapes, a gigantic statue of Hanuman, and Chiranjeevi making his dashing arrival on a flying horse. Viewers are keenly looking forward to watching these CGIs, promising an impressive height for the socio-fantasy saga.
Summer 2026: The Most Ideal Window
Although originally planned for Sankranti 2025, the release date of Vishwambhara has now shifted to Summer 2026 for its quality promise.
“In the second half of the film, most sequences are going to be heavy on VFX. So, we need more time for perfection,” said Chiranjeevi in an emotional video. Even though disappointing for fans, this postponement merely signifies the effort to make magic at the movies for the audience.
The perfect holiday viewing for families will be reflected in the Summer 2026 window for Vishwambhara, joint releases in the Telugu language, Tamil and Hindi propelling the film to the status of a global blockbuster.
Vishwambhara’s Star Studded Cast, High Production Value
Vishwambhara, shot by Vassishta of Bimbisara fame, has a very impressive star cast, including Trisha Krishnan, Kunal Kapoor, and Ashika Ranganath. The film unites myth and fantasy under the music by Oscar-award winning M.M. Keeravani, with the grand sets at Annapurna Studios.
The production may face difficulties in the future, but with such dedication, Chiranjeevi guarantees that Vishwambhara would stand as a landmark in this 156th cinematic endeavor.
