Hyderabad, March 4 – The makers of the highly anticipated mythological thriller 'Vrushakarma', directed by Karthik Dandu and starring Naga Chaitanya, released actor Sathya's look in the film and announced that he plays the character of Balaji, on Wednesday.
This announcement was part of the birthday celebrations for actor Sathya.
Using the film's official social media handle, the makers released the first look poster of Sathya as Balaji and wrote, "The #Vrushakarma team wishes their Balaji, aka the super talented actor #Satya, a very Happy Birthday. The first look of #Vrushakarma will be released on March 5th, 2026 at 12:12 PM. The launch event will be held at Prasad's PCX Screen from 10:30 AM onwards."
It may be recalled that the makers had earlier revealed that actor Jayaram plays the character of Professor Ranganath in the film.
The makers of the film had previously released the title of the film on Naga Chaitanya's birthday last year. The makers also unveiled the first look poster of Naga Chaitanya from "Vrushakarma".
The poster featured him in a raw and intense avatar. Naga Chaitanya was seen showcasing his muscular physique, even as he sported an intense expression.
Sharing the first look poster of the film on Instagram, Naga Chaitanya had written, "#vrushakarma it is for #nc24 (sic)".
The Karthik Dandu directorial is being backed on a massive scale by producers BVSN Prasad and Sukumar under the banners of Sri Venkateswara Cine Chitra LLP (SVCC) and Sukumar Writings, respectively.
Meenakshi Chowdhury will be seen romancing Naga Chaitanya in the movie, which will also feature Sparsh Srivastava of 'Laapataa Ladies' fame in a crucial role.
The film also boasts of a strong technical team. The story for 'Vrushakarma' has been penned by director Sukumar. The cinematography for the film is by the talented Neil D Cunha while Ajaneesh Loknath has composed the film's music. The editing department is being headed by the National Award winner Navin Nooli. The art direction for the upcoming mythological flick has been done by Sri Nagendra Tangala, who previously worked in Naga Chaitanya's 'Thandel'.
