Actor Teja Sajja has done it again! Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) handle, the rising Telugu star shared a milestone moment for his latest fantasy-action spectacle Mirai, which has officially crossed the 100 crore mark worldwide — and it did so in just five days since its September 12, 2025 release. His caption read: "Arrived here again. This is possible only because of all of you. Grateful. #Mirai"
This marks Teja Sajja’s second consecutive 100 crore blockbuster following the massive success of HanuMan, cementing his position as one of Telugu cinema’s most bankable young stars. But Mirai isn’t just a box office juggernaut — it’s a cultural moment.
Directed by Karthik Gattamneni and produced by TG Vishwa Prasad and Krithi Prasad under People Media Factory, Mirai boldly merges mythology and modern action in a visually rich fantasy universe. The film also marks the much-anticipated comeback of Manchu Manoj, alongside a stellar cast including Ritika Nayak, Shriya Saran, Jagapathi Babu, and Jayaram.
The film has made over 2 million in North America alone, a stunning feat for a regional Indian release, especially one with a relatively modest 30–40 person VFX team. Despite its scale, the film's family-friendly storytelling and imaginative world-building have captured hearts across demographics, punching through the noise of bigger-budget Hollywood fare.
More than numbers, Mirai has sparked conversations around meritocracy in the industry. With fan rallies in Vijayawada, trending hashtags, and think pieces emerging, audiences are celebrating not just the film, but what it represents: a triumph of talent over legacy, and content over hype.
Mirai is a “visually innovative tale that doesn’t play it safe,” a sentiment clearly echoed by moviegoers flocking to cinemas. With momentum still building, Mirai may not just be a hit — it could be a defining moment for new-age Telugu cinema.