EntertainmentPosted at: Jul 14 2026 12:22AM

Power-packed teaser from Sriimurali's 'Paraak' released

Mumbai, Jul 13 (UNI) The makers of Sriimurali's action thriller "Paraak" have unveiled its official teaser, offering audiences a first glimpse of the film's intense action, larger-than-life visuals and the actor's striking new screen avatar.
After "Bagheera," Sriimurali is seen in a completely different avatar in this film. The teaser showcases his fitness, rugged look, and impressive screen presence. The film's action sequences and cinematic presentation are receiving positive responses on social media.
Director Halesh Kogundi said he has been passionate about action films since childhood, and for him, action isn't just about fighting, but rather about storytelling. He explained that "Paraak" is an action-suspense thriller that emphasises strong characters and their emotional journeys, along with powerful action.
The teaser gives a glimpse into the world of the film, thrilling action, stunning visuals and impressive background score by Charan Raj MR.
Produced under the banner of Brand Studios, the film is produced by Akhilesh Kogundi, Aashiq Madal, and Deepak Ashwath Narayan. Directed by Halesh Kogundi, the music is composed by Charan Raj MR, cinematography by Sandeep Valluri, and action direction by Dr. K. Ravi Varma.
The audio rights for the film have been acquired by Anand Audio, which is considered to be one of the biggest recent audio deals in the Kannada film industry. Following the positive response to the teaser, audiences are now eagerly awaiting the film's music, trailer, and release. UNI NST SS

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