‘Peddi’ makers have announced the official details of the film’s trailer launch event. The update has generated even more excitement among fans of Ram Charan, who have been eagerly waiting for the first full trailer of the much-anticipated sports drama. The trailer will be unveiled at a grand event in Mumbai on May 18. The venue is Jio World Drive, and the event is scheduled to begin at 3 PM.According to 123 Telugu website, Ram Charan is already in Mumbai, while other members of the cast and crew are expected to join him for the occasion.
‘Peddi’ makers share the big announcement
The production team confirmed the launch details through an official social media post.The makers shared the update with the Tweet, “MUMBAAIII, brace for his arrival #PEDDI is coming tomorrow to your ground #PEDDITrailer Takeover event on May 18th at JIO WORLD DRIVE, Mumbai 3PM Onwards #PEDDI in cinemas worldwide on 4th June. #GetReadyForPeddi.” ‘Peddi’ set for June 4 worldwide release‘Peddi’ is scheduled to release in cinemas around the world on June 4, 2026. The film will be released in multiple languages as a major pan-India project. Academy Award-winning composer A. R. Rahman has composed the music.The film is set in rural Andhra Pradesh during the 1980s. It combines cricket and traditional wrestling to create a large-scale emotional sports drama.‘Peddi’ is the second directorial venture of Buchi Babu Sana after ‘Uppena’. Alongside Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor, the cast includes Shiva Rajkumar, Jagapathi Babu, and Divyenndu.
Buchi Babu Sana praises Janhvi Kapoor
Buchi Babu Sana recently spoke about Janhvi Kapoor’s involvement in the project. He said the actress took an active interest in several aspects of the filmmaking process and contributed far beyond her performance.According to the director, she frequently discussed costumes, production design, and scene execution to ensure her character felt authentic.As reported by Bollywood Hungama, the filmmaker stated, “That girl is an incredibly hard-working person — Janhvi. For this film, she was like the assistant director, manager, heroine, production designer, costume designer — everything rolled into one.”