Nagarjuna’s King100 has money, a date, and Tabu

Annapurna Studios has announced King100, the film being marketed as Nagarjuna Akkineni’s 100th, for a worldwide theatrical release on December 24, 2026. The studio shared the first glimpse on social media; the date, unlike most industry “soon” announcements, is actually attached to a calendar. [1][2]

Ra Karthik has written and directed the film, which is produced by Annapurna Studios. Devi Sri Prasad is credited with the music, with Raja Mahadhevan as cinematographer and Navin Nooli as editor, according to the production details reported by DT Next. The promotional glimpse frames Nagarjuna’s character around money and status, including the line: “When I had no money, they called me a loser. When I had money, they called me a King.” [2]

Tabu is part of the cast and has confirmed the start of filming through an Instagram post. Her character and relationship to Nagarjuna’s remain undisclosed. The glimpse may suggest a financial-crime storyline, but the makers have not published a full synopsis. The film is scheduled to arrive on December 24, 2026. [3][4]