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Singeetam Srinivasa Rao’s 61st film titled Sing Geetham; teaser is pure brilliance


At the age of 94, Telugu cinema’s legendary filmmaker Singeetam Srinivasa Rao has returned to direction, and the project has generated interest among the audience, unsurprisingly. Produced by Nag Ashwin, the film has been titled Sing Geetham, and its title has been unveiled today along with the release date.

Sing Geetham hits the big screens on June 11, 2026. Throughout his career, Singeetam Srinivasa Rao has crafted unique films with interesting themes, and Sing Geetham looks no different going by the teaser. It is a musical fantasy entertainer blending fantasy elements.

Set against the backdrop of a mysterious village, Sing Geetham revolves around the story of a young man named Pratap. As he strives to find opportunities, his life takes an unexpected turn. He steps into a world where not everything is as it seems. Caught in a conflict between development and preservation, he is forced to question his decisions, beliefs, and goals.

The teaser hints at some chaos unfolding in the mysterious village. Just through magical visuals and soothing music, Singeetam Srinivasa Rao instantly piques our interest and draws us into the world of Sing Geetham. If a teaser manages to hold our attention without revealing much about the plot, that is indeed the director’s brilliance.

The young lead cast, Ayaan, Ahalya Bamroo, and Shalini Kondepudi, look impressive in their respective roles. Singeetam’s signature style of blending fantasy with humor once again stands out.

Technically, the film is strong as well. Ankur C’s cinematography is visually appealing, while Devi Sri Prasad’s music creates a fresh mood for the story. The world crafted by art director Aravind Mule adds depth to the narrative, and the production values are of a high standard. Sivannarayana, Tulasi, Banerjee, and Agu Stanley play other key roles.



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