The first trailer for ‘Isakapatnam’, an upcoming Telugu thriller series, has been shared online, and fans are raving about the first look of the much-awaited OTT show. The gripping drama about a father and daughter’s feud sparked several conversations after its announcement. Now with the trailer officially released online, the star studded cast had already raised expectations.
‘Isakapatnam’ trailer out now
‘Isakapatnam’ is a gripping crime drama set in a fictional port town defined by power struggles, family feuds, gangster warfare, and political rivalries. At the heart of this riveting saga lies a fractured father-daughter relationship that threatens the town’s fragile balance of power and reshapes the lives of everyone caught in its crossfire.Naidu, played by Samuthirakani, the most formidable force in town, commands an empire that spans politics, crime, and commerce. Always one step ahead of his enemies and acutely aware of every plot against him, he believes he has everything under control—until the greatest challenge to his power emerges from within his own family.As Bharati, played by Aishwarya Rajesh, a resilient and fiercely independent woman, decides to take matters into her own hands and refuses to be defined by the world shaped by power and conflict around her. With tensions escalating between father and daughter and loyalties beginning to shift, personal vendettas collide with larger ambitions, setting the stage for an explosive battle for power.TRAILER LINK:
More about the OTT series
Directed by Garry BH, written by Prashant Ragathi, and with dialogues by Tajuddin Syed, the seven-episode crime is being headlined by Samuthirakani and Aishwarya Rajesh. The series boasts a stellar ensemble cast, including Sunil, Naresh Agastya, Merin Philip, Sudhakar Komakula, Rajeev Kanakala, Mime Gopi, Rohini, Banerjee, Jwala Koti, Ravi Varma, and Raja Chembolu in pivotal roles.
Where and when to watch ‘Isakapatnam’
‘Isakapatnam’ will premiere exclusively on Prime Video in Telugu with dubs in Tamil and Hindi and subtitles in 15 languages, including English, across India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide on July 2.