Is Chiranjeevi's Kaaka Turning Into Another God Father?

According to writer Kona Venkat, the film will focus on the emotional relationship between a father and his daughter.

Update: 2026-10-15 10:42 GMT

Megastar Chiranjeevi is known for commercial entertainers. His fans expect action, comedy, songs, dances and romance in his films. However, Chiranjeevi has also tried films that move away from the usual commercial formula. Now, his upcoming film Kaaka is raising a similar question. Is Chiranjeevi repeating the experiment he tried with God Father?

Chiranjeevi made a comeback with Khaidi No. 150, which followed the regular commercial film formula. But he later tried something different with God Father. The film did not have a heroine, romantic scenes or duet songs for Chiranjeevi. Although the film received some appreciation, it failed to become a major box office success.

The result once again raised questions about whether audiences want to see Chiranjeevi in films without the usual commercial elements. His fans enjoy watching him in powerful action scenes, entertaining comedy sequences and songs. These elements have been an important part of his screen image for many years.

Now, Chiranjeevi is reportedly following a similar path with Kaaka. According to writer Kona Venkat, the film will focus on the emotional relationship between a father and his daughter. Malayalam actress Anaswara Rajan plays Chiranjeevi's daughter in the movie.

Kona Venkat has reportedly confirmed that the film will not have a heroine for Chiranjeevi. There will also be no romantic scenes or duet songs. Director Bobby Kolli is said to be focusing on the story instead of adding commercial elements just to satisfy regular expectations.

The teaser has already shown Chiranjeevi in a simple and grounded role which is different from the larger-than life characters he often plays. However character will reportedly have different shades that could surprise audiences.

There is no doubt that Chiranjeevi is trying to explore different types of roles. At the same time, the success of a film depends on more than just its story. The screenplay, emotional impact, entertainment and audience connection also play important roles.

The main question is whether Kaaka can succeed without the commercial elements that fans usually expect from a Chiranjeevi film. After the experience of God Father, some fans may wonder why he is trying a similar approach again.

There are two chances as of now. Either Kaaka can prove that a strong story is enough, or it may just turn in to other flop without commercial elements.

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