From Megastar Chiranjeevi to Ram Charan, Pawan Kalyan to Allu Arjun, and Sai Dharam Tej to Varun Tej, the mega heroes of Telugu cinema have, at times, delivered back-to-back blockbusters. While Pawan Kalyan wowed audiences with #OG, and Allu Arjun reached national acclaim with Pushpa 2, some of the other mega heroes have faced a string of recent disappointments.
Chiranjeevi, after the underwhelming performance of Acharya and Bhola Shankar, is all set to bounce back this Sankranthi with Anil Ravipudi’s Mana Shankara Varaprasad Garu. Additionally, his VFX-driven fantasy Vishwambhara is slated for release later this year, raising hopes for a double success.
Ram Charan, despite the massive buzz post-RRR, saw his Game Changer fail last Pongal. Fans are optimistic that his upcoming Peddi, directed by Buchi Babu and already making waves with the hit Chikiri song, will mark a strong comeback when it hits theaters in March 2026.
Sai Dharam Tej is aiming for a blockbuster with Sambarala Yeti Gattu, a high-budget venture expected to make a big impact. Meanwhile, Varun Tej is preparing Korean Kanakaraju, following the lukewarm reception of films like Matka and Operation Valentine.
For younger mega stars like Vaishnav Tej and Allu Sirish, selecting their next projects will be crucial to joining the upcoming mega festival releases at the box office.
After a period of back-to-back flops for several members of the Mega family, 2026 promises hope and a chance for a grand comeback for Telugu cinema’s powerhouse heroes.
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