After a hiatus of seven years, Manchu Manoj is making a strong attempt to reclaim his place in the Telugu film industry. Due to personal reasons, he had stayed away from the industry for a considerable time, but with his recent comeback through the film Bhairavam, he has rekindled excitement among fans and the industry alike.
Manoj is now gearing up to make waves again with the pan-India film Mirai, in which he is playing a villain opposite hero Teja Sajja. The promotional material released so far has created positive expectations, and fans are hopeful that this will mark a successful comeback for him.
In addition, he is also working on another project titled What the Fish, where he will be seen as the lead. The film was originally slated for release but faced delays due to shooting schedules. There is now hope that it might reach audiences by the end of the year.
Apart from these, Manoj has committed to other projects including David Reddy and Rakshak. Recently, he also revealed that another film, Attaru Saibu, is in the pipeline. The title itself is catchy and instantly recognizable in Telugu cinema, as the original song remains extremely popular even today. Using this famous name as the film’s title is expected to draw audience attention effortlessly.
Attaru Saibu is said to be a comedy-driven film, highlighting Manoj’s skills not just in serious action roles but also in timing and comic expressions. While the story has been locked, details about the director and other specifics are expected to be announced soon.
Overall, 2025 seems to mark a busy comeback phase for Manchu Manoj. From his early films like Raju Bhai to Okkadu Migiladu, he built his career steadily before taking a break. Fans are now eagerly looking forward to seeing him back in action and hope that this series of films will reestablish him as a prominent face in Telugu cinema.
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