Popular Malayalam star Fahadh Faasil, who has made his debut in Telugu films as the lead actor opposite Shashank Yeleti. Don’t bother the troubleFilmmaker S.S. Rajamouli was not introduced by his full name, but by his moniker ‘Fafa’. At that time, SS Rajamouli did not know who Fafa was.
SS Rajamouli, who presents the film Don’t bother the troubleDuring the Malayali superstar talked about his influence Pre-release event in Kerala A few days ago
SS Rajamouli always thought that Fahadh Faasil catered to the elite of the audience. His thoughts were interrupted by his wife’s cousin, a 55-year-old woman from a small town.
‘Like many people in India, apart from Malayalis, I am a huge fan of Fahadh Faasil. I am OTT. Watched many of his films on; I was searching them one after another. What surprised me was that I always thought there would be some elite films, class films.
‘That was my assumption. But 5-6 years ago my wife’s cousin, who was 55 at that time, once came to Hyderabad. She lives in a very small town. He asked me, “Have you seen Fafa’s movies?” I didn’t know who Fafa was at that time. Then he said, Fafa Fahad Faasil is.
‘Then I realized that Fahadh Faasil’s reach was not limited to the elite. The people of Telugu country already knew him. Then I thought: How can I bring him to Telugu cinema?’ Remembered SS Rajamouli.
Shashank Yeleti, the director of the film Don’t Trouble The Trouble, is SS Rajamouli’s nephew. The film is produced by SS Rajamouli and produced by his son SS Karthikeya, Shobu Yarlagada and Prasad Devaneni under the banner of Show Business and Arka Media Works.
The film is based on how a man kidnaps a ghost. Apart from Fahadh, the film has child actor Sasara Palekar.
The first teaser was released in July 2026. The official trailer was released on 22 September in Telugu, Malayalam and Tamil.
Mohanlal lent his voice for the Malayalam version, Kamal Haasan for the Tamil version and Nandamuri Balakrishna for the Telugu version.
Theatrical release, initially scheduled for September 11, 2026, was postponed to October 2.