
Ee Nagaraniki Emayyindi earned cult status with its refreshing take on friendship, youthful aspirations and the chaos that comes with a boys' trip. Writer-director Tharun Bhascker is now bringing back that familiar gang with ENE Repeat, featuring Vishwak Sen, Abhinav Gomatam and Venkatesh, with Srinath Maganti joining the combination. The trailer, unveiled today, promises another entertaining ride with a fresh conflict at its centre.
The story begins with the friends drifting apart and developing their own differences. Koushik has become a film star, while Vishwak is aspiring to direct a major film with him in the lead. Getting Koushik on board becomes a challenge, eventually bringing the old gang together as they attempt to put a script together. Their reunion and another trip form the crux of the trailer, with Tharun exploring the egos, misunderstandings and bonding that define their friendship.

Shivatmika Rajasekhar appears as a passionate film enthusiast whose obsession with cinema doesn't go down well with her father, played by Ram. Anisha Ambrose also returns from the original film. The trailer offers several interesting casting surprises while keeping its focus firmly on the central characters and their interactions.
Vishwak Sen, Abhinav, Venkatesh and Srinath Maganti look completely in sync, with their chemistry and comic exchanges bringing the required freshness. Tharun Bhascker's sharp writing and natural humour are major highlights, while Vivek Sagar's background score adds to the appeal. The realistic setting, witty conversations and lively production design make the trailer an engaging watch. Produced by Srujan Yarabolu and Sandeep Nagireddy on a lavish scale, ENE Repeat is set for a worldwide theatrical release on November 19.
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