Hari Hara Veera Mallu Postponed Again, But Team Promises a Cinematic Storm

The release of Hari Hara Veera Mallu, one of the most eagerly anticipated films starring Pawan Kalyan, has been officially postponed once again. While a new release date is yet to be locked, the team is actively promoting the film and keeping the buzz alive.

Director AM Jyothi Krishna and actress Nidhhi Agerwal made an appearance at the Machilipatnam Beach Fest in Bandhar today, alongside several NDA leaders, offering fans fresh updates and plenty of excitement.

Speaking to a packed audience, Jyothi Krishna said, “People envy me for getting to work with Pawan Kalyan. He’s watched the film three times already and gave me an hour-long appreciation. He even said he’d like to work with me again.” He also revealed that Pawan watched the ‘Asura Hananam’ sequence over 500 times, a scene composed by MM Keeravaani that has already become a talking point.

One of the biggest revelations was the film’s staggering ₹250 crore budget, which the director said was backed entirely by AM Rathnam. “This is a film mounted on an epic scale,” Jyothi Krishna stated. He also teased a game-changing action sequence shot at Bandhar Port, involving two years of VFX work. “India will be shaken by that scene,” he said, calling it a “seize-the-ship moment” and confirming that Pawan Kalyan underwent martial arts training especially for it.

In an unexpected and heartwarming reveal, the director shared that Pawan Kalyan has lent his voice to a folk track titled Maata Vinali. “Instead of a dance number, I wanted him to sing something meaningful. We recorded it in Vijayawada, and it’s very special,” he said.

Hari Hara Veera Mallu is produced by A. Dayakar Rao under Mega Surya Production and presented by AM Rathnam. The film features music by MM Keeravaani and visuals by Gnana Shekar V.S. and Manoj Paramahamsa. Alongside Pawan Kalyan and Nidhhi Agerwal, Bobby Deol also plays a pivotal role.

While the wait for the release continues, the scale, ambition, and passion behind Hari Hara Veera Mallu promise something truly monumental for Indian cinema.