Rajendra Prasad’s ‘Pithapuramlo… Ala Modalaindi’ Set for September 18 Release
Rajendra Prasad stars in Mahesh Chandra’s ‘Pithapuramlo… Ala Modalaindi’, releasing worldwide on September 18 with Brahmanandam’s voice-over and a strong family drama focus.
Dumtika Editorial
September 8, 2026 · 1 min read
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Key Highlights
- Rajendra Prasad leads the cast in Mahesh Chandra’s family drama
- Film releases worldwide on September 18, distributed by Prime Show Entertainment
- Brahmanandam provides a special voice-over for the movie
- Trailer and songs have received positive early feedback from Telugu audiences
Dr. Rajendra Prasad headlines the upcoming Telugu film ‘Pithapuramlo… Ala Modalaindi’, which is gearing up for a worldwide release on September 18. This marks the return of veteran director Mahesh Chandra, known for his earlier success with ‘Preyasi Raave’, to the family drama genre. The film is distributed by Prime Show Entertainment and promises to blend romance, humour, and emotional depth, focusing on the bond between a father and his daughter.
The ensemble cast includes Prithviraj, Kedar Shankar, Manichandana, Annapurnamma, Sunny Akhil, Virat, Jr Pawan Kalyan, Sai Praneeth, Srilu, Pratyusha, and Rehana, alongside a special appearance by acclaimed sculptor Raj Kumar Vadayar. Adding to the anticipation, Brahmanandam lends his voice for a key voice-over, which is being highlighted as a major attraction.
Director Mahesh Chandra has shared that the story is rooted in real-life situations and natural characters, aiming to deliver a message relevant to today’s youth. The film is jointly produced by Mahesh Chandra Cinema Team and Ever Green Epic Cinema, with Dundigalla Balakrishna, Akula Suresh Patel, and F.M. Murali (Godari Kittayya) as producers.
Early reactions to the trailer and two released songs have been positive, with Telugu audiences showing growing interest in family-centric stories. The filmmakers are positioning ‘Pithapuramlo… Ala Modalaindi’ as a wholesome entertainer that balances sentiment and humour, hoping to appeal to a wide audience when it hits theatres this festive season.
