Pawan Kalyan Unveils Riveting Trailer of RK Sagar’s Comeback Film The 100
High-Octane Crime Thriller Set for Grand Release on July 11th
Power Star Pawan Kalyan has officially launched the intense theatrical trailer of The 100, an edge-of-the-seat crime thriller marking the grand comeback of RK Sagar. Written and directed by Raghav Omkar Sasidhar, the film is produced by Ramesh Karutoori and Venki Pushadapu under the banners of KRIA Film Corp and Dhamma Productions.
With just days left for its worldwide theatrical release on July 11, The 100 has already made waves through its gripping teaser and impactful music. The newly launched trailer takes the excitement to another level.
The story centers around Vikranth IPS, introduced through a compelling voiceover: “We can’t change what has already happened in life, but we can definitely stop what’s about to happen.” A staunch believer in non-violence, Vikranth lives by the principle of never wielding a weapon. However, fate pushes him to a point where he must become the weapon himself.
As Vikranth faces off against a notorious gang shielded by political power, betrayal strikes from within — his own department turns against him, leading to suspension. Forced into a corner, the once-peaceful officer is now driven to fight back, armed with grit and justice.
RK Sagar stuns with a complete physical and emotional transformation as Vikranth IPS, delivering a strong and compelling performance. Misha Narang plays his romantic interest, bringing emotional depth to the intense narrative.
Director Raghav Omkar Sasidhar has shaped The 100 into a raw and riveting thriller, packed with suspense, action, and layered drama. The film boasts striking visuals by ace cinematographer Shyam K Naidu and a pulsating background score by Harshavardhan Rameshwar. Editor Amar Reddy Kudumula ensures a tight narrative flow, while Chinna handles production design, and Sudheer Varma Pericharla pens the dialogues.
With its gripping premise and powerful presentation, the trailer has significantly amped up expectations for The 100. The countdown to July 11 has begun.
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