Peddi trailer: Ram Charan's upcoming film, the high-budget sports drama, Peddi, is gearing up for its theatrical release on June 4. Ahead of the film's theatrical release, the makers of the film have released the trailer for the film.
The trailer establishes Ram Charan’s character, Peddi, as a larger-than-life figure in his village. No matter whom you ask, the answer remains the same — Peddi is their favourite sportsperson. The sport may change, but the champion remains constant. Whether it’s cricket or wrestling or running, Peddi dominates every field he steps into.
“I am Peddi, sir,” says Ram Charan’s character with quiet confidence, summing up the persona he carries throughout the film. He is seen excelling in cricket matches and traditional wrestling bouts, emerging as an undisputed force in both. However, the narrative appears to take a serious turn when Peddi is pushed to compete at the national level against professionally trained opponents — possibly driven by a deeper cause.
A line in the trailer captures the essence of the character: “Peddi is not a deity in a temple, he is a deity on the ground.” This dialogue underlines his stature among the people — someone revered not for divinity, but for his achievements and his unshakable spirit in sports.
Janhvi Kapoor is also featured in the trailer, hinting at a meaningful role in the story. Meanwhile, Jagapathi Babu is seen in a completely different avatar, suggesting a strong and pivotal character that could influence the narrative significantly.
The trailer also features a tense sequence involving a moving train, where comedian Jabardasth Mahesh urges the driver to halt due to an emergency, as someone stands on the tracks ahead. This moment adds intrigue and hints at the emotional and dramatic layers within the film.
There are also indications that the story connects a village to a railway station—something that Jagapathi Babu’s character seems to have fought for throughout his life, only for it to eventually come under Peddi’s influence. This thread could play a key role in shaping the film’s conflict.
The trailer also hints at parts of the story unfolding in Delhi, possibly where Peddi competes at a higher level in wrestling. The shift from a rural setting to a larger arena hints at the journey of a local hero stepping onto a national stage.
Overall, the trailer points towards a story that explores why Peddi leaves his village and what drives him to take on professional wrestlers in the city. Blending sports, emotion, and action, Peddi appears to be a film that revolves around one man’s rise, struggle, and impact—both on and off the field.
AR Rahman’s music is definitely a major asset to the film, adding depth and elevating the overall experience. His background score enhances both the emotional and high-intensity moments effectively.
The visuals by R Rathnavelu are equally impressive, bringing richness and authenticity to every frame. His cinematography beautifully captures the scale and mood of the film.
Another major highlight everyone is talking about is the production design. Most of the film has been shot on elaborate sets, with only a few scenes filmed on real locations. These sets play a crucial role in creating the film’s world and adding to its visual grandeur. Peddi is directed by Buchi Babu Sana and produced by Venkata Satish Kilaru on Vriddhi Cinemas.