Overview

• Teja Sajja confirmed on X that Mirai has received a U/A certificate, positioned for family viewing with parental guidance for children under 12.
• The film opens worldwide on September 12 in eight languages and will screen in both 2D and 3D formats.
• Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions is presenting the North India release, with Hombale Films, AGS Entertainment and Sree Gokulam Movies handling Kannada, Tamil and Malayalam territories.
• Teja Sajja says he trained in Thailand for about 20 days and performed all live stunts himself, noting a wrist ligament injury and recurring C4–C5 pain from prior rope work.
• The actor has stated the VFX-heavy production was completed in roughly 125 days on about Rs 60 crore, with sequences shot in the Himalayas in temperatures reported as low as minus 18 degrees.