Epic - First Semester Trailer Targets The Youth

The trailer of EPIC, starring Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya, has been released and is getting attention from movie lovers. The film is directed by Aditya Hasan and is set to arrive in theatres on September 11. The movie is produced by Naga Vamsi under the Sithara Entertainments banner. Music for the film is composed by Hesham Abdul Wahab.

The trailer gives a clear idea that EPIC is mainly a youthful love story. It appears to focus on modern relationships, love and the problems faced by couples in this generation.

The story seems to begin with Anand Deverakonda going to London to study engineering. Interestingly, his character appears to have very little idea about the event the course he has joined. A funny moment in the trailer shows the kind of confusion that can happen when students depend completely on a consultancy while going abroad for studies.

Actor Shivaji also makes an appearance in the early part of the trailer. As the trailer moves forward, the focus shifts towards the relationship between Anand and Vaishnavi's characters. Their love story appears to be presented in a very natural and modern way. The conversations between them, their romantic moments and the problems in their relationship look relatable to today's young audience.

The trailer also has several dialogues about love and breakups. The way relationships change in the current generation seems to be one of the important points in the movie. There are also a few bold dialogues that may attract the attention of youngsters.

The EPIC trailer gives the impression of a fresh and entertaining romantic drama. The chemistry between Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya is one of the main highlights. The film seems to mix romance, fun and emotional moments while showing the realities of modern relationships.

With its youthful theme and relatable situations, EPIC is likely to create interest among young moviegoers. The audience will get to know the complete story when the film releases in theatres on September 11.