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Irumudi Trailer: Ravi Teja Shines in an Emotional Family Drama

Ravi Teja’s upcoming film Irumudi has already created interest through its songs and promotional content.

By:  Priya Chowdhary Nuthalapti   |   12 Aug 2026 6:39 PM IST
Irumudi Trailer: Ravi Teja Shines in an Emotional Family Drama
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Ravi Teja’s upcoming film Irumudi has already created interest through its songs and promotional content. The trailer, released today, gives a better idea about the film and its characters. It presents Ravi Teja in a different role and focuses strongly on family emotions, especially the bond between a father and his daughter.

Ravi Teja plays Trinadh, a simple driver and a caring father. His main aim is to provide a happy life for his daughter Manemma, played by Baby Nakshatra. Unlike some of his recent roles, Ravi Teja appears in a more emotional and family-oriented character. His expressions, body language and screen presence look natural in the trailer.

The relationship between Trinadh and Manemma appears to be one of the main highlights of the movie. The emotional scenes between Ravi Teja and Baby Nakshatra give the trailer a warm feeling. Ravi Teja seems comfortable in the role of a father, and his performance is one of the biggest strengths shown in the trailer.

The film also deals with a serious social issue involving the safety of girls. The trailer hints at a larger mystery and a conspiracy connected to schools. Director Shiva Nirvana has mixed this subject with family emotions, romance, action and spirituality. The Ayyappa Deeksha angle also adds a different flavour to the story.

The trailer does not focus only on emotions. It also includes action scenes and several commercial elements. The visuals of the Mallepoola Vaana song look grand and carry a spiritual atmosphere. The production quality appears strong, while the trailer reveals enough about the story to create curiosity without showing everything.

At the same time, the basic treatment may feel familiar to audiences who have watched Shiva Nirvana’s earlier family dramas.