Ravi Teja Mullapudi

reference Ravi Teja Mullapudi’s got his name plastered all over “Mechanic Rocky” (2024), and honestly, it’s the kind of movie that doesn’t let you zone out for even a second. We’re talking about Rocky, the sort of guy who looks like he could fix your car and then take on the whole city without breaking a sweat. He’s a mechanic, sure, but there’s way more bubbling under the surface — old wounds, big dreams, grudges that just won’t die. And of course, there’s always someone out to mess things up. The story kicks off in a place where engines roar louder than people talk, and Rocky’s garage is like a second home to half the neighborhood. He’s got a past, but he’s not exactly sharing the details. Then, like clockwork, trouble rolls in. There’s a mess with the local gang, some old rivalries, and a friend who can’t seem to stay out of trouble. Rocky tries to keep his nose clean, but, come on, you know how these things go. One bad move and he’s in the thick of it — fights, chases, and a whole lot of engine grease. Add in a little romance, a couple of jaw-dropping stunts, and a soundtrack that'll have you tapping your feet, and you’re strapped in for a wild ride. Mullapudi brings serious swagger to Rocky, making you root for him even when he’s knee-deep in chaos. This isn’t just a movie about cars — it’s about standing your ground, fixing what’s broken, and never backing down.