PremiumTeja Marni’s Kotabommali PS release date announced, here’s when the film will be out
The makers of Teja Marni’s Kotabommali PS announced its release date along with the teaser promo
Last Updated: 05.06 PM, Nov 01, 2023
Kotabommali PS, the Telugu remake of the acclaimed Malayalam film Nayattu, is making its way on the big screens soon. The Rahul Vijay-starrer, which is helmed by Teja Marni, features leading actors Srikanth, Rahul Vijay, and Shivani Rajasekhar.
The makers of the film have confirmed its release date along with a teaser promo that was unveiled on social media recently. Kotabommali PS is now scheduled to hit theatres on November 24, 2023.
What is the plot of Kotabommali PS
The story revolves around three police officers, who find themselves trapped in a crime and become pawns in the hands of politicians, rather than being protected by the system they serve.
The director shared that the film's backdrop is set against elections, showing how the lives of the three cops spiral into chaos due to political interventions. The story unfolds in a village setting, and while inspired by Nayattu, the story takes a new approach, with the filmmakers incorporating several new elements.
Kotabommali PS garnered audience's attention with its intriguing promotional materials. The folk song Lingi Lingi Lingi from the movie has already become popular.
Shivani Rajashekar, Rahul Vijay and Srikanth portray police constables, with Varalakshmi Sarathkumar playing the role of an IPS officer and Murali Sharma, the home minister.
Varalakshmi Sarathkumar’s upcoming projects
Meanwhile, the Tamil actress will next be seen in Hanu Man, an upcoming Telugu superhero film that is written and directed by Prasanth Varma. The film features an ensemble cast of Teja Sajja, Amritha Aiyer, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Raj Deepak Shetty and Vinay Rai, and is slated for a Pongal/Sankranthi release on January 12, 2024
The actress also has couple of other projects in all south Indian film industries such as Pamban (Tamil), Piranthal Parasakthi (Tamil), Colors (Malayalam), Lagaam (Kannada) and Sabari (Telugu).