Venkatesh Daggubati Announces ‘Vidudhala’ with Anil Ravipudi, Nandamuri Kalyan Ram, Keerthy Suresh and Krithi Shetty Join Cast

Veteran Telugu actor Venkatesh Daggubati has officially announced his upcoming film Vidudhala, reuniting with filmmaker Anil Ravipudi for another exciting collaboration. Sharing the news on social media, Venkatesh wrote, “Back with @AnilRavipudi and this time with an amazing gang,” while revealing the impressive ensemble cast and confirming that the film will arrive during the Sankranthi 2027 festive season.

The announcement has created excitement among Telugu cinema fans as Vidudhala marks the fifth collaboration between Venkatesh and Anil Ravipudi. The project brings together a powerful combination of experienced performers and popular young talent, with Nandamuri Kalyan Ram, Keerthy Suresh, and Krithi Shetty joining Venkatesh in key roles. The makers have already begun building anticipation around the film’s unique cast combination.

The launch ceremony of Vidudhala was celebrated with a traditional muhurat event, with pictures from the occasion featuring the lead cast and crew on a decorated set. A clapperboard dated June 14, 2026, was seen during the ceremony, officially marking the beginning of the film’s production journey. The event also featured banners highlighting hashtags such as #VenkyAnil5 and #NKRAR2.

Directed by Anil Ravipudi, known for his entertaining storytelling style and commercial entertainers, Vidudhala is expected to deliver a mix of humour, emotion, and engaging drama. The film’s production team includes Gopichand Achanta, Sahu Garapati, Y. Krishna, Shine Screens, Zee Studios, and Suresh Productions, bringing together several established names from the Telugu film industry.

With a Sankranthi 2027 release date locked, Vidudhala is already emerging as one of the anticipated Telugu releases in the coming years. The reunion of Venkatesh and Anil Ravipudi, combined with a talented ensemble cast, has increased expectations among audiences waiting to see what the team creates next.

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