Srikanth Release Date, Trailer, Cast & Plot

Srikanth is an inspirational Indian Hindi-language biopic depicting entrepreneur Srikanth Bolla’s journey from overcoming visual impairment to establishing Bollant Industries. Directed by Tushar Hiranandani, the film’s trailer showcases Srikanth’s determination to pursue education and empower others. Scheduled for release soon, the movie promises to inspire audiences with its tale of resilience and empowerment.

Here’s everything you need to know.

Release date — when is Srikanth coming out?

The release date of Srikanth is May 10, 2024.

The film’s title was initially “Sri” but was later changed to Srikanth. Principal photography began on November 21, 2022, and concluded in January 2023. The trailer was released on April 9, 2024, generating anticipation for the upcoming film.

Trailer — watch it now

You can watch the Srikanth trailer below:

The trailer of Srikanth depicts the determined spirit of Srikanth Bolla, a visually challenged individual aspiring for academic excellence and societal change. It showcases his journey from confronting educational barriers to envisioning ambitious goals, including becoming India’s first visually impaired President. Through poignant interactions with his teacher and glimpses of his romantic interest, the trailer captivates with its narrative of resilience and empowerment.

Cast — who is in Srikanth?

The cast of Srikanth includes:

• Rajkummar Rao as Srikanth Bolla
• Jyothika as Teacher
• Alaya F as Veera Swathi
• Jameel Khan as A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
• Sharad Kelkar

Plot – what’s the story about?

Srikanth Bolla defies odds, rising from rural India to become MIT’s first visually impaired student and founder of Bollant Industries, balancing personal ambitions with a commitment to empower others like him.

Srikanth is a biographical film depicting the incredible odyssey of Srikanth Bolla, who triumphed over visual impairment to found Bollant Industries in 2012. Hailing from a rural area near Hyderabad, the movie’s narrative commences in 1992 and epitomizes perseverance and grit, ranging from advocating for his education to achieving the distinction of being MIT’s inaugural visually impaired international scholar. Srikanth underscores the protagonist’s dedication to empowering differently abled individuals while confronting societal conventions.