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In Short
It is all known that Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja’s nephew Maadhav Bhupathiraju is making his debut in Tollywood with Maremma movie. Already the trailer of this mystery thriller upped the expectations on the movie.

Ram Gopal Varma
It is all known that Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja’s nephew Maadhav Bhupathiraju is making his debut in Tollywood with Maremma movie. Already the trailer of this mystery thriller upped the expectations on the movie. Even Mega hero Sai Dharam Tej and ace filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma also heaped praises on this movie and extended their best wishes to the whole team.
Ram Gopal Varma
Wowwww #MaremmaTrailer looks RAW and RIVETING https://t.co/AUwya1FOEp
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) September 5, 2026
And @maadhav_9999 looks super promising💪🔥
Booking tickets for #Maremma for Sep 10th 💐💐💐
His post reads, “Wowwww #MaremmaTrailer looks RAW and RIVETING
And @maadhav_9999 looks super promising. Booking tickets for #Maremma for Sep 10th”.
Even Ram Gopal Varma who is staying active on social media these days, made his time to watch the trailer and appreciated the whole team.
Sai Dharam Tej
Another good cinema rooted in our culture is coming next weekend. All the best, @maadhav_9999 , Wishing you a big win and a memorable debut like @RaviTeja_Offl garu . Best wishes to the entire #MAREMMA team@Deepabalu_ @MKNagaraju #MayurReddyBandaru @MokshaArtsoffl @ArtbeesEnt… pic.twitter.com/clyKXtJ8QR
— Sai Dharam Tej (@IamSaiDharamTej) September 5, 2026
His post reads, “Another good cinema rooted in our culture is coming next weekend. All the best, @maadhav_9999, Wishing you a big win and a memorable debut like @RaviTeja_Offl garu . Best wishes to the entire #MAREMMA team”.
Going with the trailer, even Maadhav joined the bandwagon by picking the supernatural thriller and seemed to best fit the bill with his transformation. The trailer opens up with the village facing many issues including the mysterious deaths of buffaloes. However, the birth of a buffalo named Mari, who is treated as the incarnation of Goddess Maremma, treats the problems in the village. And then the responsibility of this buffalo is handed over to the lead actor in his childhood itself. But thereafter suddenly the village once again faces the same problem due to the antagonist’s black magic. So, we need to wait and watch to know how the lead actor and his buffalo solve this issue and chase the mystery behind it.
This movie is all set to hit the big screens on 10th September and has an ensemble cast of Maadhav, Deepa Balu, Vikas Vasishta, Vinod Kumar, V.S. Rupa Lakshmi and Dayanand Reddy. Maremma movie is helmed by Manchala Nagaraj and is produced by Mayur Reddy Bandaru under the Moksha Arts banner.
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