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In the film world, big announcements are often made on the birthdays of big stars, and the same was seen this time too. On the occasion of South cinema superstar Allu Arjun’s 44th birthday, his fans got a big surprise. The official name and first look of his upcoming film has been revealed.

This film has been named ‘Raka’. With this announcement, excitement among fans has increased on social media. This new look is being discussed everywhere.

The film’s production house Sun Pictures, Allu Arjun and director Atlee together released the name and first look of the film through a joint post. Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone will also be seen in an important role in this film. The post says that this experience will be beyond limits.

The makers released the first look poster of the film in an Instagram post. Also revealed the title of the film. The poster has been released in multiple languages. It also includes many languages ​​including English and Hindi. While sharing the post, the makers wrote in the caption, “AA22xA6 is now named Raka. Prepare yourself to look beyond the boundaries.”

In this post, the makers have tagged Allu Arjun, Atlee and Deepika Padukone.

Talking about the first look, a completely different and powerful avatar of Allu Arjun is being seen in it. In the picture, his head is shaved and his face is half hidden. The paw of some wild animal is visible in front of his face. His look is very dangerous and mysterious.

Fans reacted fiercely to this first look poster of Allu Arjun. One fan wrote, ‘King of the jungle, Pushpa aka Allu Arjun… set on fire’. Another fan wrote, ‘This is not a look, this is a storm… I can’t wait for Raka anymore’.

Other fans wrote, ‘After Pushpa, now Raka… it will be fun!’, ‘Allu you are looking like a real wild warrior’, ‘Deepika and Allu Arjun together? The film will definitely be a blockbuster.

At the same time, another fan expressed his desire to know the release date and wrote in the comment, ‘Raka nahi, this is the Rudra avatar… tell the release date.’