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Tollywood has a long-standing affinity for well-crafted crime comedies, and Sarangapani Jathakam looks set to join the list of fan-favorites in this genre. Marking the first-time collaboration between actor Priyadarshi and acclaimed filmmaker Mohanakrishna Indraganti, the film’s trailer—launched today—offers an intriguing glimpse into a uniquely entertaining narrative.

Priyadarshi headlines the film as Sarangapani, an eccentric man whose life revolves around astrology and palmistry. However, his orderly world takes a chaotic turn when he becomes entangled in a murder plot. What follows is a hilarious rollercoaster of events, blending crime and comedy in equal measure.

The trailer teases a string of laugh-out-loud moments, powered by the impeccable comic timing of Vennela Kishore and Viva Harsha. Their dynamic with Priyadarshi sets the stage for a riot of humorous exchanges and zany situations. One particular line—“Hastha Prayogam and Hathya Yathnam”—is already gaining traction for its witty wordplay, showcasing Indraganti’s sharp writing prowess.

Known for his emotionally resonant storytelling, Indraganti appears to be shifting gears with Sarangapani Jathakam, embracing situational humor and sharp dialogues to deliver a lighthearted, refreshing entertainer. This tonal departure from his previous work only adds to the curiosity surrounding the film.

Roopa Koduvayur plays the female lead, and while the trailer keeps her role partially under wraps, it hints at a meaningful character arc that extends beyond a typical romantic subplot.

At the trailer launch, Vennela Kishore aptly described the film as a “dialogue version” of the cult classic Pushpaka Vimanam, highlighting its focus on visual storytelling and crisp verbal humor.

Produced by veteran Sivalenka Krishna Prasad under the prestigious Sridevi Movies banner, Sarangapani Jathakam is set for release on April 25. The trailer successfully builds anticipation for a clean, family-friendly crime comedy that promises to be a perfect summer watch.