Hyderabad, March 25 – The makers of director Aditya Rao Gangasani's upcoming film, 'DeThadi', which features actor Ashish in the lead role, have now released an interesting glimpse video that shows that the story will revolve around a celebrated street drummer.
The glimpse video, which the makers released, offers a lively and colorful introduction to the world of its protagonist, Ghannu Bhai, a celebrated street drummer who brings energy to festivities and celebrations across Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
Ghannu Bhai and his troupe are admired for their remarkable stamina, carrying nearly seven kilos of drums and performing for hours without pause. Yet, beneath the joyful beats lies an unmistakable sense of dignity and self-respect, something the glimpse captures with subtle grace.
A significant part of the freshness comes from Ashish's immersive performance. His rugged look – complete with an unkempt beard – perfectly fits the character. His body language, his raw attitude, the way he drinks alcohol, and his effortless use of Hyderabad slang add a strong, authentic flavor to the portrayal.
Leading producers Dil Raju and Shirish, the driving forces behind Sri Venkateswara Creations, are backing 'DeThadi'.
For the uninitiated, Ashish, who plays the lead in this film, is best known for his work in 'Rowdy Boys' and 'Love Me'. This project marks the directorial debut of Aditya Rao Gangasani, who is crafting a narrative steeped in the flavors, moods, and everyday pulse of Hyderabad.
For a debutant, Aditya Rao Gangasani handles the storytelling with remarkable command, showcasing Ashish's character with surprising finesse and a cinematic approach.
The film has been mounted on a grand scale by Sri Venkateswara Creations and Dil Raju Production.
The influence of Prasanna Kumar Bezawada, who serves as screenwriter, dialogue writer, and creative head, is clearly visible. The visuals look vivid and energetic, while music director Junaid Kumar amplifies the celebratory mood with pulsating, drum-driven beats.
The glimpse video was unveiled in a spectacular fashion, with over 500 street drummers thundering in unison and filling the atmosphere with electrifying energy.