Chiranjeevi and Bobby Kolli's Kaaka: BTS Video Highlights Producer KVN's Impact
Chiranjeevi's Kaaka shares a BTS video spotlighting producer K Venkata Narayana's inspiring presence on set. The action entertainer, directed by Bobby Kolli, is set for a Sankranthi 2027 release.
Dumtika Editorial
August 24, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- Chiranjeevi and Bobby Kolli reunite for action film Kaaka
- Producer K Venkata Narayana's on-set involvement inspires the team
- Kaaka's BTS video released for KVN's birthday boosts anticipation
- Film targets Sankranthi 2027 release with Thaman composing music
Megastar Chiranjeevi's upcoming action entertainer Kaaka, directed by Bobby Kolli, is generating strong buzz after the makers released a behind-the-scenes video highlighting the energy on set. The film marks the duo's reunion after their previous hit, Waltair Veerayya, and expectations are high for another memorable outing.
The BTS video, unveiled to celebrate producer K Venkata Narayana's birthday, offers a glimpse into the Pollachi shoot and showcases the producer's hands-on involvement. KVN is seen interacting with the cast and crew, his enthusiasm and active participation clearly motivating the team to push their creative boundaries. According to the production team, his presence on set has been a driving force, encouraging everyone to deliver their best for Telugu cinema.
Chiranjeevi appears visibly pleased during the shoot, with the video further fueling anticipation among fans. The title glimpse, released earlier on Chiranjeevi's birthday, had already gone viral and set the stage for heightened expectations around Kaaka. Social media has been abuzz with discussions about the film's action sequences and production values.
Music for Kaaka is being composed by Thaman, adding another layer of excitement for fans. The film is slated for a festive release on January 13, 2027, aligning with the Sankranthi season—a period known for major Telugu film launches. The production team has confirmed that the first half of the film is locked, while shooting for the second half is progressing rapidly.


