The trailer of Dacoit has been released, offering a look into a story that mixes romance, betrayal and action. The film stars Adivi Sesh and Mrunal Thakur in the lead roles and is scheduled to release on April 10. The trailer begins with a calm and simple moment between the two main characters. They are seen together in a peaceful setting, talking about marriage and their future. This part of the story shows a positive and hopeful relationship. However, the tone changes quickly as the story moves forward and hints at betrayal. Soon after, Adivi Sesh’s character is shown being taken into custody, marking a major turning point.
As the story develops, his character goes through a big change. He moves from being a caring and calm person to someone who is focused on survival and revenge. The trailer shows scenes of a prison break, a tense police transfer and a fast paced sequence on a train, suggesting that the film will include several action moments.
At the same time, the emotional part of the story continues. Adivi Sesh’s character is seen searching for the character played by Mrunal Thakur, named Juliet. Their relationship appears complicated, with unresolved issues and lingering emotions. The trailer also hints at a situation where Juliet may urgently need money, possibly related to a child, which adds another layer to the story.
This situation leads to plans involving crime, including a robbery. The trailer shows car chases and action scenes, along with moments of emotional tension between the characters. The film seems to balance personal relationships with action based storytelling.
The movie is directed by Shaneil Deo, marking his first project as a director. He has also worked with Adivi Sesh on writing the story. The film also features Anurag Kashyap, who appears as a police officer, and Prakash Raj in an important role.
Dacoit has been shot in both Hindi and Telugu at the same time and will be released in multiple languages on April 10. The trailer suggests that the film will present a mix of emotional conflict and action driven events.