Allari Naresh in Alcohol 
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Allari Naresh’s Alcohol teaser arrives on this date

A new poster was unveiled with the update featuring Allari Naresh in a dapper look 

Aditya Devulapally

Allari Naresh’s upcoming film which has been titled Alcohol, is set to get its teaser on September 4. The project is being produced under the banners of Sithara Entertainments and Fortune Four Cinemas and presented by Srikara Studios. The film is written and directed by Meher Tej, who previously made the acclaimed OTT psychological thriller, Family Drama.

A new poster was released with the announced where Naresh looks dapper in a three-piece suit as he stares intensely. His backdrop appears to be an industrial setting hinting at a corporate styled thriller. With the announcement, the makers wrote, “A new HIGH awaits,” adding excitement to the update. 

Alcohol also stars Ruhani Sharma in a key role. The film’s technical crew includes composer Ghibran. Cinematography is by Jiju Sunny, while editing is handled by Niranjan Devaramane. Production design is by Vishal Abani. The film’s screenplay is co-written by Udbhav Raghunandan.

Allari Naresh, who has recently appeared in more serious roles following a career rooted in comedy, appears to continue that trajectory with Alcohol. The title and visuals suggest a story exploring mental states, addiction, or emotional descent, though further plot details are yet to be revealed.

Alcohol is jointly produced by S Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya, with Venkat Upputuri serving as co-producer. A release date is yet to be announced, and the film is currently in production.

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