'Mirai' Glimpse: Meet Manchu Manoj With The Black Sword!

It is talented actor Manchu Manoj's birthday and the team of 'Mirai' has announced him as the powerful antagonist of their story. They released a small glimpse that introduced his character and his stylish look from the movie. We can see a character explaining how 'Black Sword' is the most dangerous force in this world.

Dressed in all black, Manchu Manoj looks menacing yet very stylish. His presence is terrific and we can expect a stellar performance from him. Equipped with a strange weapon, standing against a dramatic backdrop of a massacred landscape. His commanding presence with a mix of swag and intensity highlights his character's strength and significance in the narrative, making him the Black Sword.

His character's journey is expected to resonate deeply with audiences, adding to the film's overall impact. Rocking Star Manchu Manoj said, “Coming back to the industry with such a powerful and intriguing character has been both challenging and exhilarating. The Black Sword is a character that resonates with the strength and resilience that every hero should embody. I am overwhelmed with excitement to share this journey with my fans who have waited patiently for my return."

It is based on King Ashoka and his secret 9. The Kalinga War remains a bad mark in history for Ashoka. The divine mystery was revealed in that repentance. That is the vast knowledge of 9 scriptures that make man divine. 9 warriors are recruited to protect them for generations. An eclipse approaches such knowledge. Then takes a birth that stops the eclipse. It is an inevitable great battle for generations. Teja Sajja is introduced as a Super Yodha who is there to stop the eclipse from reaching the Secret 9 of Ashoka.

Ritika Nayak is the heroine. Karthik Gattamneni penned the screenplay, alongside Manibabu Karanam who also wrote dialogues. Sri Nagendra Tangala is the art director of the movie, whereas Vivek Kuchibhotla is the co-producer. The movie will be released in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Marathi and Chinese languages on April 18th 2025.