
The tagline of the film carries – The British Secret Agent. Kalyan Ram stuns in a never-seen-before avatar where he is seen sporting a handlebar mustache, long hair, wearing a dhoti, and a blazer. He looks ferocious and indomitable as he aims the gun stepping out of the train. The look also shows Kalyan Ram having an injury while we can see Indians seated on top of the train.
Pushpa writer Srikanth Vissa has penned the Devil script. Going by the first look, it looks striking and impressive. The story is set against the backdrop of 1945 in Madras presidency Of British India. As revealed by the makers in the first look, it is about Devil who is out on a mission as a secret agent in a retro style. As he uncovers the mystery he is entangled in the cobweb of love, deceit, and betrayal.
Kalyan Ram is known to encourage new talent. Devil directed by Naveen Medaram, the film will be a pan-Indian one to be released in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, and Kannada languages.
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