After creating cinematic spectacles like Baahubali and RRR, filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli is now bringing attention to a completely different kind of experience with his upcoming Telugu fantasy entertainer Don’t Trouble The Trouble. The acclaimed director recently unveiled the teaser of the film, offering audiences a charming glimpse into a world filled with magic, humour, emotions, and heartwarming moments.
Sharing the teaser on social media, Rajamouli wrote, "You’ll forget they’re Fahadh and Ssara… You’ll only remember Suri and Divya. They’ll make you smile, laugh, and leave you with a full heart. Here’s a small glimpse into their lives… In cinemas from September 11." His words highlight the performances of lead actors Fahadh Faasil and Ssara Palekar, who appear to have completely transformed into their fictional characters.
The 112-second teaser introduces viewers to Fahadh Faasil's character Suri, a magician whose presence brings warmth and curiosity to the story. From a beautifully lit cityscape under a starry sky to moments of casual conversations and unexpected magical elements, the teaser creates a playful atmosphere. A mysterious glowing purple orb and the reactions of a young girl add to the film's fantasy appeal, hinting at an adventure filled with wonder.
Ssara Palekar's Divya appears to be an important emotional anchor in the narrative, with the teaser focusing on the bond and experiences shared between the characters. Rather than revealing major plot details, the glimpse focuses on the charm of their world, suggesting that the film will explore relationships, imagination, and the joy hidden in everyday moments.
Directed by Shashank Yeleti, Don’t Trouble The Trouble is presented by S.S. Rajamouli and backed by the makers of Baahubali, Arka Mediaworks, in association with Showing Business. The film also features music by Kaala Bhairava, whose score adds another layer of magic and emotion to the teaser.
The project marks an interesting collaboration for Rajamouli, who is known worldwide for his larger-than-life storytelling. With Don’t Trouble The Trouble, he appears to be supporting a lighter and more family-friendly cinematic experience that focuses on fantasy, humour, and emotional connections rather than grand-scale action.
The teaser has already created curiosity among movie lovers, especially with Fahadh Faasil's intriguing new avatar and Rajamouli's association with the project. As the film prepares for its theatrical release on September 11, 2026, audiences are eager to discover the magical world of Suri and Divya and see how Don’t Trouble The Trouble blends fantasy with heartfelt storytelling.
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