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‘RanaBaali’ teaser AI rumours: Director REACTS

'RanaBaali' director Rahul Sankrityan addresses AI rumours for teaser: 'Every frame was created using traditional methods'

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna reunite for ‘RanaBaali’, a historical epic set in 19th-century India. The film’s powerful teaser sparked AI usage claims, which director Rahul Sankrityan has vehemently denied, confirming traditional filmmaking methods. With music by Ajay-Atul, the pan-Indian film is slated for a September 11, 2026 release, promising a grand cinematic experience.

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna are coming together again for their new film ‘RanaBaali’. The makers revealed the film title on Republic Day. Along with the title they released a strong and powerful teaser. The visuals impressed many people. But soon after the teaser came out, some netizens called it out saying that the visuals were made using AI technology. One Telugu cinema website even claimed that the teaser was largely created using AI. Now, director Rahul Sankrityan has addressed the claims.

Director clears the AI confusion

Director Rahul Sankrityan did not stay silent. He replied directly to the post and clearly denied the use of AI. He said that no artificial intelligence was used in the teaser.“Thank you idlebrainjeevi garu. But AI was not used—every frame was created using traditional methods, with months of hard work invested,” he said.

About ‘RanaBaali’ and the team

‘RanaBaali’ is a big pan-Indian film set in 19th-century India with a plot based on real historical events. Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna play the lead roles. This film marks their third movie together. The movie also marks Vijay Deverakonda’s third collaboration with the makers of ‘Dear Comrade’ and ‘Khushi’. Music for the film is given by Ajay-Atul. The makers have announced that RanaBaali will release worldwide on September 11, 2026.

Vijay Deverakonda’s strong words and fan love

Vijay Deverakonda shared the glimpse on social media with a powerful caption. He wrote, “The British called him a “SAVAGE” I do not Disagree 🙂 He was “OUR” Savage! Introducing THE one and Only “RANABAALI” And setting the record straight on our history which they tried to Bury. #RANABAALI.”

Vijay

(Picture Courtesy: Facebook)

Fans reacted strongly to the glimpse. Many praised the music and visuals. One person wrote, “Ajay-Atul are back…and it’s going to be a musical masterpiece .” Another wrote, “This is insane.. unexpected but it’s Ajay-Atul music… damn.” Another comment read, “Rashmika-Vijay & Ajay-Atul……. Masterpiece.”After the teaser received love from fans, Vijay shared another message. He wrote, “Thank you for all the love and support I hope this film satisfies everyone..”

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