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Chiranjeevi unveils the trailer of Sai Dharam Tej’s Republic

Chiranjeevi unveils the trailer of Sai Dharam Tej’s Republic

A few days ago, Telugu actor Sai Dharam Tej was admitted to a hospital in Hyderabad, India, after a road accident. The actor’s film Republic is slated to release in theatres on 1st October 2021, and his uncle and superstar, Chiranjeevi, took to Twitter to launch the trailer of the movie.

He tweeted, సాయి ధరమ్ తేజ్ త్వరగా కోలుకుంటున్నాడు. రిపబ్లిక్ చిత్రం అక్టోబర్ 1 వ తారీఖున విడుదల చేస్తే బాగుంటుందన్న తన కోరిక మేరకు అదే తేదీన చిత్రం విడుదల అవుతుంది. మీ ఆదరణ, అభిమానం, ప్రేమే సాయి ధరమ్ తేజ్ కి శ్రీరామ రక్ష. (Sai Dharam Tej is recovering quickly. As everyone's wish, Republic is all set to release in theatres on October 1. Your wishes, affection, and love are important for Sai Dharam Tej)  Launching the trailer : https://youtu.be/YjftfqRHAF4 @IamSaiDharamTej.”


Republic is a political thriller and the trailer of the film is interesting. The movie also stars Aishwarya Rajesh, Ramya Krishnan, and Jagapathi Babu.

While Sai is good in the trailer, it is Ramya who steals the show with her fantastic act. Jagapathi Babu leaves a mark, but Aishwarya Rajesh has not been given much scope in the trailer.

The movie is directed by Dev Katta who had earlier also directed the political drama Prasthanam (2010). The movie had won multiple awards and it was also selected for screening in the Indian Panorama section at the International Film Festival of India, Goa.

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