Sonu Sood Launches Powerful Dirty Gangsters Lyrical Song From Anakapalli
The film is all set for a grand theatrical release on August 7. Before the release, the teaser, trailer, and songs have already received a positive response on social media.
By: Priya Chowdhary Nuthalapti | 3 Aug 2026 9:52 AM ISTThe makers of Anakapalli have released the energetic lyrical video of the song "Dirty Gangsters." The song was launched by Real Hero Sonu Sood, adding more excitement to the film's promotions. After releasing the song, Sonu Sood wished the entire team all the best and said he hopes the movie becomes a big success when it hits theatres.
Anakapalli is a raw and rustic action drama starring Vikram Sahidev, Sandhya Vashishta, and Tarak Ponnappa in the lead roles. The film is produced by Kandregula Naidu and Thrinadha Rao Nakkina under the banners Bhavya Sri Movie Makers and Nakkina Narratives. The movie is directed by Khagesh Thammeneni, while Kandregula Kumar Raja serves as the co-producer. Thrinadha Rao Nakkina has also written the story and screenplay and plays an important role in the film.
The film is all set for a grand theatrical release on August 7. Before the release, the teaser, trailer, and songs have already received a positive response on social media. The newly released "Dirty Gangsters" song has further increased the expectations for the movie.
The lyrics for the song were written by KK, while Prithvi Chandra and EK have sung it with great energy. Music director Davzand has composed a powerful and intense track that perfectly matches the action-packed mood of the film. The song creates an exciting feeling and is expected to become a favorite among mass audiences.
The lyrical video also features impressive visuals with natural locations and action sequences. It gives viewers a clear glimpse of the film's rugged style and village backdrop. The visuals, combined with the energetic music, make the song highly engaging.
The technical team has also worked hard to bring the film to life. Maaya V handled the cinematography, while Srikrishna Attaluri took care of the editing. The dialogues were written by Uday Bhagavatula.
