Siddhu Jonnalagadda launched the Anumana Pakshi trailer ahead of the Rag Mayur-led comedy mystery’s September 18 theatrical release.

The theatrical trailer of Anumana Pakshi introduces an unusual comedy built around a man who suspects virtually everything happening around him. Starring Rag Mayur in the lead role, the Telugu entertainer is directed by Vimal Krishna, best known for DJ Tillu.

Actor Siddhu Jonnalagadda launched the trailer as the makers began the final stage of promotions ahead of the film’s theatrical release on September 18, 2026. The preview presents a colourful combination of comedy, romance, mystery and a police chase set against the scenic backdrop of Kashmir.

Rag Mayur plays Sunny, a man whose inability to trust people or situations repeatedly places him in amusing circumstances. What begins as an eccentric personality trait appears to become a serious complication when his journey takes an unexpected turn and a police officer begins pursuing him.

The central idea of Anumana Pakshi revolves around Sunny’s habit of questioning everything around him. His doubts create misunderstandings, awkward encounters and unpredictable situations that form the foundation of the film’s humour. Instead of relying entirely on familiar comedy tracks, director Vimal Krishna appears to build the entertainment around the protagonist’s distinctive behaviour. Sunny’s suspicious nature drives the story forward, allowing ordinary incidents to become increasingly complicated.

The trailer suggests that the comedy will also be supported by mystery. Although it does not reveal why the police officer is chasing Sunny, the pursuit adds urgency and raises questions about whether he has accidentally become involved in a larger problem. This combination gives the film an opportunity to move beyond a conventional romantic comedy. The unanswered questions surrounding Sunny’s trip, the police investigation and the motives of the other characters could help maintain audience interest alongside the lighter moments.

Rag Mayur appears comfortable in a character designed around his comic timing. His expressions, confused reactions and nervous energy highlight Sunny’s tendency to doubt every situation, while his performance anchors the trailer’s unconventional humour. Merin Philip plays the female lead and brings a lively presence to the preview. Her scenes with Rag Mayur indicate that romance will form an important part of Sunny’s journey, even as his suspicious personality threatens to create complications in their relationship.

Ajay appears as the police officer pursuing Sunny. His serious presentation provides a contrast to Rag Mayur’s comic behaviour and could become one of the film’s key sources of situational humour. The reason behind the chase remains deliberately unclear, preserving the trailer’s mystery. The picturesque Kashmir setting also gives Anumana Pakshi a visually refreshing quality. Cinematographer Sunil Kumar Nama captures the region’s landscapes while keeping the characters and their chaotic encounters at the centre of the presentation.

Sricharan Pakala’s music supports the playful and fast-moving mood of the trailer. The background score shifts between romance, comedy and suspense, helping establish the film as a light-hearted entertainer with a mystery element.

Anumana Pakshi is presented by Chilaka Productions and produced by Rajiv Chilaka, Rajesh Jagtiani and Hirachand Dand. The trailer indicates that the production team has invested in attractive locations and a polished visual presentation. Director Vimal Krishna attracted attention with DJ Tillu, and his association with the new film adds to expectations surrounding its humour. However, Anumana Pakshi appears to explore a different comic personality and setting instead of recreating the tone of his earlier success.

With its theatrical release scheduled for September 18, the film has a short promotional window to convert trailer interest into bookings. Its prospects may depend on how effectively the screenplay balances Sunny’s repetitive suspicions with romance, mystery and narrative progression. The trailer offers a fresh setup, energetic performances and an amusing lead character. If the full film sustains this tone without allowing the central joke to become predictable, Anumana Pakshi could appeal to audiences looking for an unconventional Telugu comedy.