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Sai Durgha Tej’s action drama ‘SYG’ wraps shooting

Sai Durgha Tej’s action drama ‘SYG’ wraps shooting
Sai Durgha Tej’s upcoming action drama Sambarala Yeti Gattu (SYG) has wrapped up its shoot. It is all set to release globally on January 12, 2027.
Directed by Rohith KP, the makers have concluded the shoot after a rigorous schedule of more than 160 days and 10 plus unit works. The team has once again reiterated that the film is all set to release in the month of January, which makes it one of the most anticipated films of the 2027 Sankranthi.
Produced by K Niranjan Reddy & Chaitanya Reddy of Primeshow Entertainment, Sambarala Yeti Gattu is said to be their most ambitious project till date.
In this regard, a special behind the scenes video was released by the team, highlighting the film’s grand scale action sequences, along with the camaraderie of the cast & crew during the rigorous shoot.
The footage also captured the excitement of the cast & crew as they celebrated the wrap of the shoot. Water, mock blood, hugs & kisses were seen all around, as everyone had a gala time on the sets.
As the film’s rigorous shooting schedule comes to an end, the team will be gearing up for the next steps to get the film ready for its theatrical release. The anticipation for Sai Durgha Tej’s ambitious project is at its peak, as the film is all set to release during the festive season of Sankranthi.
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