This is Vakkantam Vamsi’s second movie as a director.
The film, which is expected to be a pure entertainer, has finished its filming and is currently being edited.
The official announcement of the release date of Prabhas’ upcoming mega project Salaar has caused many Telugu films to reschedule their own release dates to avoid a direct clash with it. Salaar is now releasing on December 22. Many Telugu productions are trying to keep a safe distance from this date. One of them is the Nithin-starrer Extraordinary Man. Directed by Vakkantam Vamsi, Extraordinary Man is currently in its post-production stage. The film, which is expected to be a pure entertainer, has finished its filming and is currently being edited. The movie was originally supposed to premiere on December 23. Now, the producers have chosen to push back the release date. The makers plan to officially release Extraordinary Man on December 8. The film is still not competition-free though. On the same day, Varun Tej’s Operation Valentine and Viswak Sen’s Gangs of Godavari will compete against it.
Breaking new grounds, Nithin is set to captivate audiences by playing a character different from what he has played earlier. Director Vakkantham Vamsi, promises that with its unabashed entertainment value, Extraordinary Man will cross boundaries and appeal to a wide range of audiences. It is anticipated that Harris Jayaraj’s musical genius will be a powerful addition to the film and enhance the cinematic experience. The released single from the film titled Danger Pilla has already been widely liked and appreciated, amassing a large number of views on YouTube.
The movie is anticipated to have a distinctive plot, where the hero enjoys watching films and is a young artist himself. There will be hilarious scenes. According to reports, the film will have action along with humour, in typical Vakkantham Vamshi style.
This is Vakkantam Vamsi’s second movie as a director and his hopes are high, since his first film Naa Peru Surya, Naa Illu India starring Allu Arjun, ended up as a failure at the box office.