Devi Sri Prasad’s Yellamma Sets March 5 Release, Dussehra Announcement
Devi Sri Prasad’s acting debut Yellamma, directed by Venu Yeldandi and produced by Sri Venkateswara Creations, is set for a March 5 release. The announcement was made during Dussehra.
Dumtika Editorial
October 20, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- Devi Sri Prasad’s Yellamma confirms March 5 as its theatrical release date
- Directed by Venu Yeldandi, known for Balagam’s success
- Produced by Shirish and presented by Dil Raju under Sri Venkateswara Creations
- Shooting is underway at rural locations to match the film’s authentic tone
Devi Sri Prasad, popularly known as DSP, is gearing up for his acting debut with the Telugu film Yellamma, which has officially locked its theatrical release date for March 5. The announcement came on the auspicious occasion of Dussehra, adding festive significance to the news for fans and the industry alike.
Yellamma is helmed by director Venu Yeldandi, who previously earned national attention for his emotionally charged rural drama Balagam. With this new project, Yeldandi aims to deliver another story rooted in rural life, promising audiences an intense narrative with deep emotional resonance. The film is presented by Dil Raju and produced by Shirish under the well-known Sri Venkateswara Creations banner, ensuring strong backing and high production values.
Production for Yellamma is progressing rapidly, with the team filming across authentic rural locations to capture the essence of the story. According to the makers, these efforts are intended to match the ambitious scale and raw storytelling the script demands.
Earlier, DSP’s first look as the character Parshi generated significant excitement in the Telugu film industry, especially as it coincided with his birthday. The buzz around his transition from music composer to lead actor has only grown since then, with social media and fan circles closely tracking every update.
With the release date now set, anticipation is building for Yellamma’s arrival in theatres, as audiences await DSP’s debut performance in a film crafted by a director known for his authentic storytelling.


