Music, Mass & Momentum: Peddi Locks April 30, 2026 Release

Peddi, starring Ram Charan , is officially slated for a worldwide theatrical release on April 30, 2026 , and this latest update has further intensified excitement around the film. Already regarded as one of the most anticipated Telugu projects in recent times, the movie has generated strong buzz thanks to Charan’s striking transformation and the powerful tone suggested by early visuals. Directed by Buchi Babu Sana , the film presents a raw, earthy narrative set in a rural landscape marked by struggle, tension, and emotional depth. The material released so far shows a dust-filled, hard-edged world where Charan’s character appears to emerge as a commanding presence among oppressed or working-class communities, hinting at themes of resistance, identity, and leadership rising from the grassroots.

A major highlight adding to the excitement is that the project is billed as “An A.R. Rahman Musical,” with music composed by A. R. Rahman . This suggests the soundtrack and background score will play a vital narrative role, intensifying emotional peaks and dramatic moments. The film is backed by prominent production houses Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar Writings , indicating strong technical scale and serious creative intent. Altogether, the combination of a major star in a performance-driven role, Rahman’s musical depth, and a grounded, realistic setting has created strong industry and audience buzz.

Currently, Peddi is understood to be in the final phase of production, with portions of shooting and post-production work being completed as the team refines action blocks, dramatic scenes, and overall technical polish. This careful approach has contributed to growing anticipation, as the project is being positioned not as a routine commercial entertainer but as a powerful dramatic experience that aims to connect on both emotional and mass levels. With its release date now locked and expectations rising, Peddi is poised to become one of Ram Charan’s most intense and performance-oriented films to date.