The countdown has officially begun. With just 8 days to go, People Media Factory has unveiled the first-look poster for Mirai’s enigmatic female lead—Vibha, played by rising star Ritika Nayak. Captioned with the line “Her silence is a weapon, and her wisdom is a wrath,” the reveal sets a meditative-yet-menacing tone for a character poised to redefine female power in Indian superhero cinema.
Slated for a worldwide release on September 12, 2025, Mirai is already being heralded as the spiritual successor to the 2024 breakout hit Hanu-Man, which catapulted Teja Sajja into the spotlight and grossed over 20 million globally. Now, with a 400 crore budget and a stacked production team, Mirai is aiming for something even bigger: a mythic, cinematic universe where ancient philosophy meets high-concept heroism.
Vibha’s character, as suggested by the haunting poster and poetic caption, appears to channel Eastern spiritualism, with a stillness that masks immense inner power. Her narrative arc seems grounded in the idea that silence isn’t passivity—it’s presence.
The casting of Ritika Nayak as Vibha is particularly noteworthy. In an industry still catching up on gender-balanced heroism, Vibha isn’t a damsel or a sidekick—she’s a force. Her quiet strength contrasts the explosive energy of Teja Sajja’s titular superhero, hinting at a complementary dynamic that could bring emotional and philosophical depth to the film.
Backed by production giants and partners like Tips, Dharma Movies, Hombale Films, and Gokulam Movies, Mirai marks another bold leap in India's rapidly growing superhero frontier.
With its compelling first look and the promise of a character who fights with wisdom, not just weapons, Mirai sets the stage for something more than just spectacle—it teases a story with soul.