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Friday, July 31, 2026
Karmakhya Movie
418 Movie
418
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Language: Telugu
Release Date
31 July 2026
Cast
Chaithra Achar
Charan Lakkaraju
Surya Raj Veerabathini
Preethi Pagadala
Shashank Patil
Shree Vaishnav
Crew
Director
Kirtan Nadagouda
Producer
Ravi Shankar Yalamanchili
Naveen Yerneni
Musician
Venky GG
Production Designer
Ullas Hydoor
Presenter
Prashanth Neel
Newton's 3rd Law Movie
Newton's 3rd Law
2h 18m | UA16+
Language: Telugu
Release Date 31 Jul, 2026
Cast
Sumanth
Jagapati Babu
Trinadh Varma
Srinivas Avasarala
Neha Pathan
Ravi Varma
Shelly N Kumar
Abhinayanaa Reddy
Crew
Director
Rajesh Karna
Musician
Editor
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Despite Taking Years, Stars Still Opt for Sequels!
Despite some sequels not being successful, more films in Telugu cinema are being made in two parts.Even though some superstar actors take a long time to finish their projects, many filmmakers are still choosing the sequel format to tell bigger stories.
Jr NTR's much-awaited film, Dragon, is being made as a two-part story.
The movie, directed by Prashanth Neel, is being made on a large scale, and the creators think that one film might not be enough to cover the whole story, which has a global feel.
On the other hand, Allu Arjun's Raaka is also reportedly following the same path.
Although there's no official confirmation yet, there are reports that the makers are planning to release the film in two parts, just like Atlee's movie.
Now, the latest news says that Ram Charan and Sukumar's upcoming film, RC17, is also being developed as a two-part series, which has fans and movie investors excited.
What makes this trend even more special is the way the films are being released.
Some of the above films might follow the Dhurandhar model, where both parts come out within four to five months.
This method keeps the audience excited and prevents long waits between the parts.
The big question now is whether the audience will keep supporting this trend or start preferring single films again.

