Adivi Sesh’s Pan-Indian Thriller ‘Dacoit’ Fire Glimpses Released in Telugu and Hindi – Grand Theatrical Release on December 25, 2025, Christmas
The highly anticipated pan-Indian thriller Dacoit starring Adivi Sesh has released its fire glimpses in Telugu and Hindi. With intense action and stylish visuals, the fire glimpses are absolutely thrilling.
The glimpses begin with a tense moment between Sesh and Mrunal Thakur. In a voice full of empathy, Sesh calls her “Juliet” and says everyone has wronged her. But immediately, his tone changes. With a mysterious smile, Sesh delivers the dialogue, “I didn’t come to deceive you, I’ll do much more than that,” which is electrifying.
In the next episode, Sesh, dressed in a prisoner uniform, coolly pulls out a key from his mouth while inside a jail van. Then, the van speeds along a railway track. In the final scene, Mrunal sits beside him as Sesh fires shots. This is the herald of a great story filled with love, revenge, and betrayal.
Visually, Dacoit’s fire glimpses have set a new benchmark. Adivi Sesh underwent a complete makeover for his intense and rugged role. His performance in Madanpalle dialect is impressive. His voice modulation and expressions are outstanding. He also dubbed for the Hindi version himself, which turned out wonderfully.
Mrunal Thakur appears in a strong character role. The backstory of her character is very intriguing. Anurag Kashyap’s presence adds impactful depth.
Director Shanaial Deo’s visual presentation is spectacular. The teaser showcases the scale of the film, hinting at a much bigger cinematic experience. Bhim’s background score elevates the emotions even further.
Produced by Supriya Yarlagadda and presented by Annapurna Studios, with Sunil Narang as co-producer, Dacoit promises a grand theater experience through its fire glimpses.
The film is set for a grand theatrical release this Christmas, on December 25, 2025. There is no doubt it will shake the holiday box office. It is notable that this is Sesh’s first holiday release.
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