This summer, Tollywood is set to witness an intense lineup of releases. Several mid-range films are taking center stage after biggies like Chiranjeevi’s Vishwambhara and Prabhas’ The Raja Saab postponed their dates.
On March 14, Kiran Abbavaram’s Dilruba and Priyadarshi’s Court from Nani’s banner will hit the screens. Later, on March 28, Nithiin’s Robinhood and Mad Square from Sithara Entertainments are scheduled for release.
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The same day, Vikram’s Veera Dheera Sooran Part 2 and Malayalam biggie L2: Empuraan will also arrive in cinemas.
Adding to the lineup, Salman Khan and Rashmika Mandanna’s Sikandar will release on March 30 as an Eid treat.
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April also has a packed slate. On April 4, Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas’ Bhairavam will be released. This will be followed by Siddu Jonnalagadda’s Jack, Ajith’s Good Bad Ugly, and Sunny Deol’s Jaat on April 10.
Nandamuri Kalyan Ram’s Arjun: Son of Vyjayanthi is set to arrive on April 17. Meanwhile, Anushka Shetty’s Ghaati, Sundarakanda, and Kesari Chapter 2 will release on April 18. Manchu Vishnu’s ambitious project Kannappa will close the month with its release on April 25.
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May will witness fierce competition starting with Nani’s HIT 3 and Suriya’s Retro slated for release on May 1. Pawan Kalyan’s highly anticipated Hari Hara Veera Mallu is expected to arrive on May 9. Nithiin’s Thammudu might shift dates if Pawan’s film locks the same day.
May 21 will feature Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, while Vijay Deverakonda’s Kingdom will wrap up the season on May 30.
With several biggies stepping aside, these mid-range films are now set to grab the spotlight. Key dates like May 9 and May 30 will be crucial, and fans are eager to see which films dominate the summer box office race.
Compared to the summers of 2023 and 2024, this year’s lineup feels more promising with a better number of releases.
