Adivi Sesh’s Dacoit Fire Glimpse out in Telugu, Hindi

The curtain has finally lifted on Dacoit. Fire, the first glimpse of Adivi Sesh’s next pan-Indian thriller lands like a thunderclap in Telugu and Hindi. It’s gritty, stylish, and unflinchingly intense.

The teaser wastes no time, diving straight into a tense moment between Adivi Sesh and Mrunal Thakur. In a voice laced with empathy, Sesh calls her “Juliet,” claiming everyone has wronged her. But just as the tone lulls you into a false sense of security, he flips it, delivering a bone-chilling line with a devilish grin that hints he’s not here to deceive, but to do far more.

The next episode, set inside a prison van, clad in an inmate’s uniform, Sesh calmly brings out a key from his mouth. What follows is pure chaos, with a speeding train barrels through the van. In the final scene, Mrunal takes sits beside in the car, while Sesh opens fire, setting the stage for an explosive saga of betrayal, love, and vengeance.

Visually stunning and narratively bold, Dacoit Fire sets a new benchmark for teasers. Adivi Sesh is a revelation and his transformation into a rugged character is pitch-perfect, elevated by his use of authentic Madanapalle dialect. His voice modulation, expressions, and intensity showcase a layered performance waiting to unfold. He lent voice for the Hindi version, and his dubbing is equally good.

Mrunal Thakur brings quiet strength and aching vulnerability to her role, hinting at a backstory worth exploring. Anurag Kashyap’s brief yet impactful appearance suggests deeper conspiracies and moral complexities within the plot.

Shaneil Deo, making his directorial debut, impresses with a striking visual language that feels both raw and intense. The teaser’s scale is massive and Bheems Ceciroleo’s background score adds a pulsating rhythm that keeps the tension alive.

Produced by Supriya Yarlagadda and co-produced by Suniel Narang, with Annapurna Studios presenting, Dacoit looks like a big canvas movie made to give pure theatrical experience. Overall, first glimpse is FIRE.

The movie is slated for a grand theatrical release this Christmas, December 25th, a perfect storm brewing for the holiday box office. This indeed marks Sesh’s first holiday release.