Ravi Teja’s Blockbuster Venky Returns With Date

There’s a certain kind of chaos only Venky can bring, and it’s coming back to the big screen. Ravi Teja's comedy-loaded action flick, directed by Srinu Vaitla, is set for a theatrical re-release. Known for its wild humor, especially the train episode and Brahmanandam’s unforgettable scenes, Venky became a fan favorite not just during its original run but in meme culture ever since. Venu Madhav’s songs and one-liners have lived on, getting shared and reshared over the years.

Fans have been asking for it, and the makers have responded. While it saw a re-release in December 2023, it’s now coming back again this time on June 14. And it won’t be the same old print. The film’s being brought back in 4K, giving audiences a cleaner, sharper version of the chaos they love. The decision isn’t about box office it’s about giving long-time fans another chance to catch the madness in theatres.

The soundtrack still hits. Devi Sri Prasad’s tunes from the film have somehow refused to fade. Tracks like “Yemanthe Emo” still pop up on playlists, edits, and reels. There’s a raw energy in the film’s music and writing that doesn’t try to be polished, and maybe that’s why it stuck.

No legacy speeches or dramatic tags needed. Venky is coming back. It made people laugh once. It’ll do it again louder, sharper, and just as messy. June 14, the screens get a little more unhinged.