When Mythri Movie Makers posts at midnight, Tollywood listens. The production house dropped a striking working still from the sets of Ustaad Bhagat Singh, captioning it, “Lit by AURA not light.” And honestly? They weren’t exaggerating. The silhouette image captures director Harish Shankar mid-gesture, passionately guiding a seated Pawan Kalyan under a tent — pure creative electricity frozen in one frame.
The still teases the song shoot for “Aura of Ustaad,” the film’s second single, set to drop on February 22, with a promo arriving tomorrow. Fans are already predicting chart domination. After all, when Pawan Kalyan teams up again with Harish Shankar, it’s not just a collaboration — it’s a mass movement. Their previous blockbuster Gabbar Singh still lives rent-free in fans’ minds, and this reunion feels like lightning striking twice.
In Ustaad Bhagat Singh, Pawan Kalyan steps into the boots of a fierce cop avenging his family’s murder — a role tailor-made for his intense screen presence. Joining him are Sreeleela and Raashii Khanna, adding glamour and grit to the high-voltage drama. And powering the soundtrack? None other than rockstar composer Devi Sri Prasad, whose beats are practically engineered for theatrical eruptions.
Beyond the big screen, there’s added intrigue. Pawan Kalyan’s rising political stature as Andhra Pradesh’s Deputy Chief Minister adds a real-world aura to his reel-world persona. The timing of this grand worldwide release — March 26, 2026 — makes it one of the most anticipated drops in Telugu cinema’s packed calendar. The hashtag #UBSOnMarch26th is already doing victory laps online.
Within minutes of the post, comment sections exploded with fire emojis and declarations of “mass madness loading.” In an industry where pre-release marketing is practically a sport, this teaser proves one thing: Ustaad Bhagat Singh isn’t just building hype — it’s building a storm. And come March 26, that aura might just turn into a full-blown cyclone.