‘Aakasamlo Oka Tara’ teaser: Dulquer Salmaan urges Satvika Veeravalli to reach for the sky

Directed by Pavan Sadineni and produced by Geetha Arts, the Telugu film also features Shruti Haasan

Published - October 17, 2026 05:09 pm IST

Satvika Veeravalli and Dulquer Salmaan in the film | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

In the teaser of his new Telugu film Aakasamlo Oka Tara, Dulquer Salmaan urges newcomer Satvika Veeravalli to aim for the skies and never let go of her dreams and ambitions. The film, directed by Pavan Sadineni and produced by Sandeep Gunnam and Ramya Gunnam for Geetha Arts, Swapna Cinema, and Lightbox Media, also features Shruti Haasan in a significant role. The makers unveiled the teaser ahead of the Dasara weekend.

The teaser shows Satvika as Kalpana, a student who secures the district’s first rank. Despite being academically inclined, she faces stiff resistance from her parents, who eventually marry her off to Krishna, played by Dulquer. He becomes her biggest source of strength and encouragement.

Tired of being constantly told that she cannot even cross the boundaries of her village, she declares that she will reach the sky. Krishna, in turn, encourages her to dream big.

A little glimpse into a beautiful world. ❤️ See you in theatres on November 20th :) #AOTTeaser — https://t.co/0Zgy7KNptY #AakasamLoOkaTara #AOTMovie #AOTonNOV20th @pavansadineni @GeethaArts @SwapnaCinema @Lightboxoffl @shrutihaasan @satveeravalli @gvprakash @grajug @sunnygunnam @ramya_gunnam @sujithsarang @TSeries @tseriessouth— Dulquer Salmaan (@dulQuer) October 17, 2026

This is Dulquer’s full-fledged Telugu film following blockbusters such as Mahanati, Sita Ramam, and Lucky Baskhar. He also featured in a cameo in Kalki 2898AD.

Aakasamlo Oka Tara is written by Gangaraju Gunnam, and the team includes cinematographer Sujith Sarang, music composer GV Prakash Kumar, and production designer Shwetha Sabu Cyril.

The film will be released in Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam on November 20.

Published - October 17, 2026 05:09 pm IST

The Hindu Cinema Plus / Telugu cinema

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