Vijay Deverakonda’s Saamrajya to bring the heat on July 31

Vijay Deverakonda is gearing up for a return that’s anything but subtle. His new film, Kingdom—titled Saamrajya for Hindi-speaking audiences—lands in theatres on July 31, and it promises to be a spectacle fuelled by blood, betrayal, and an unwilling heir to the throne.

Vijay Deverakonda’s Saamrajya is built on grit and grief

Helmed by Jersey director Gowtam Tinnanuri, the film steps far outside Vijay’s earlier terrain. Gone is the boy-next-door charm and in its place is a rugged, brooding man who has clawed his way through a past riddled with violence. His kingdom isn’t made of gold; it’s made of ghosts, guilt, and grudges. Think war-torn loyalties, shifting power equations, and a reluctant leader trying to outrun his own legacy.

Saamrajya may look like an action drama, but it’s pulsing with emotional unrest. An empire falling apart, and a man trying to hold the pieces together before it crushes him. There's grit, but also something raw and deeply personal. The teaser, which dropped to staggering views within hours, gives a taste of the scale with sweeping visuals, tense silences, and a haunting score by Anirudh Ravichander. The voiceovers—Jr NTR for Telugu, Suriya for Tamil, and Ranbir Kapoor for Hindi—add more than just star power.

The production is backed by Sithara Entertainments and Fortune Four Cinemas, with the Hindi version presented by Adwise Movies and Atul Rajani. AA Films is distributing the Hindi dubbed release across North India. And in a first for an Indian film, the team has used AI to design a companion promo video, visually lush and already making waves in industry circles.

Also starring Satyadev and Bhagyashri Borse, Saamrajya is releasing in Telugu, Hindi, and Tamil. It’s being positioned as one of the big-ticket releases of 2025, but it isn’t just about the explosions. At its heart, it’s about a man who wanted anything but power—and what happens when the throne comes for him anyway.

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