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In cinema, wearing multiple hats has become a high-wire act—challenging, risky, but undeniably thrilling. While Bollywood stars have long juggled acting and producing, Tollywood is now catching up. From Nani’s Wall Poster Cinema and Unanimous Productions to Malayalam star Dulquer Salmaan’s Wayfarer Films, actors are increasingly taking control of storytelling and carving out their own creative space. The latest to join this trend is Kiran Abbavaram.

After a series of box office setbacks, Kiran made a strong comeback with KA, a film that proved to be a much-needed boost for the young actor. Riding this renewed momentum, he is now gearing up for K Ramp, slated for an October release. But that’s just the beginning. Kiran has five projects in the pipeline, all in various stages of discussion and pre-production. Among them, his newly launched home banner, KA Productions, has already started producing a small project titled Thimmarajupalli TV, expected to hit screens soon.

Under his banner, Kiran is not only producing but also taking the lead in his second project, which has thrilled fans and made them proud. The film, directed by a debutant, is set to start shooting in the early first quarter of next year. He is also exploring collaborations with other producers, aiming to bring fresh and engaging stories to audiences while maintaining creative control.

In parallel, Kiran is shooting for Chennai Love Story, scheduled for a summer 2026 release. With five projects lined up under KA Productions, he is emerging as a significant creative force in Tollywood, balancing both acting and producing with finesse. On a personal front, Kiran and his wife, actress Rahasya Gorak, recently welcomed a baby boy, adding another reason for celebration in their lives.