‘David Reddy’ teaser: Manchu Manoj turns fierce rebel against British rule

On the occasion of Telugu actor Manchu Manoj’s birthday, the makers of the film ‘David Reddy’ unveiled the teaser of the movie directed by Hanuma Reddy Yakkanti. The teaser showcases the actor in a rugged and powerful role as a fierce rebel on a killing spree.

About the film

The teaser introduces a large cinematic world set during the British colonial period between 1897 and 1920. It focuses on David Reddy, a fearless man who decides to fight British oppression through violence. While Mahatma Gandhi followed the path of non-violence, David Reddy chooses a different route to protect innocent people from cruelty.Several scenes show British forces torturing common Indians, prompting David Reddy to step in and attack them fearlessly.

His actions gradually make him a major threat in the eyes of British officials. The makers present him as a powerful force willing to risk everything for his people.

A mystery around the hero

Apart from the action, the teaser also builds curiosity around the story. It raises an intriguing question about why a man who protects innocent people would later betray his own country.As David Reddy’s influence grows, important national leaders like Jawaharlal Nehru and Subhas Chandra Bose become aware of him. British officers discuss his rising power and even refer to him as “Rakshas Reddy,” highlighting the fear he instills in them.

Manchu Manoj in ‘David Reddy’

The makers shared the teaser on Manchu Manoj’s birthday. The actor leaves a strong impact with his rugged appearance and commanding screen presence. He appears completely immersed in the role and brings intensity to every frame. He is also seen performing powerful action sequences.

Cast of ‘David Reddy’

The film stars Manoj Manchu alongside Maria Ryaboshapka, Ramya Krishnan, Samuthirakani, Abhay Deol, and Kanchana in key roles.The music for the film has been composed by Ravi Basrur.‘David Reddy’ will release in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada.