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Vishwak Sen mid-fall in a comedic scene from the ENE Repeat trailerPhoto via Track Tollywood

ENE Repeat Trailer Out: Vishwak Sen’s Fall Returns, Gang Reunites for Chaos

Vishwak Sen’s fall returns — and so does the madness. ENE Repeat’s trailer is out, and it’s loud, messy, and exactly what fans wanted.

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The ENE Repeat trailer dropped at 7:30 PM today — and yes, it’s exactly as chaotic as you’d expect. Vishwak Sen is back, still falling down, still somehow the center of a mess that only he can survive. The sequel to 2018’s Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi isn’t just a reunion. It’s a full-scale reboot of the gang’s cinematic misadventures, now with bigger stakes, louder laughs, and a soundtrack that refuses to let up.

Vivek Sagar’s score hits hard from the first frame. The visuals? Crisp. The energy?

Unrelenting. And the banter? Still sharp enough to cut through a theatre crowd. This isn’t nostalgia.

It’s escalation. Tharun Bhascker has leaned into the absurdity, doubling down on the original’s formula but with a wider canvas, career crises, creative clashes, and one very public meltdown over a script draft. Abhinav Gomatam and Venkatesh Kakumanu are back in the fold, joined by Srinath Maganti and Shivathmika Rajasekhar, who brings a new kind of chaos to the group dynamic.

The trailer even throws in a cheeky callback: Vishwak’s infamous fall, re-enacted with zero shame. It’s not just a joke. It’s a promise. The film lands in theatres worldwide on November 19.

No more waiting. No more teasing. Just the sound of a crew arguing over a shot, a director screaming ‘Cut!’, and the audience already laughing. The next thing we need to know?

How many times this trailer will be watched before opening day.

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