In a heartfelt and spiritually charged announcement, Sanjay Mishra and filmmaker Palaash Muchhal unveiled their upcoming film Tera Sai, a biographical take on the revered saint Sai Baba of Shirdi. The announcement was made in the holy town of Shirdi, where the team sought blessings before embarking on this ambitious journey.
The makers shared a striking poster featuring Sanjay Mishra in character, donning a white beard and traditional attire that closely mirrors Sai Baba’s iconic look. The sepia-toned visual sets the mood for a deeply spiritual narrative, hinting at a story rooted in faith, surrender, and something beyond human understanding. The film is slated for release towards the end of 2026, building early anticipation among audiences.
Adding to the significance of the moment, the announcement took place at the sacred Shree Saibaba Sansthan Temple. The team was seen offering prayers and presenting their film at the shrine, making the beginning of Tera Sai as symbolic as its subject. Also present during the occasion was Bhimraj Darade, who joined the team during the blessing ceremony.
Palaash Muchhal shared glimpses from the visit on social media, including moments of him and Sanjay Mishra seeking blessings at the temple. His caption, “Tera Sai begins with blessings at Shirdi, a story of faith, surrender, and something beyond us,” perfectly captures the film’s spiritual core and emotional depth.
Known for his versatility, Sanjay Mishra stepping into the role of Sai Baba marks an exciting and challenging turn in his career. The film aims to explore the life and teachings of the saint, who continues to be a unifying figure across religions, revered by millions for his message of compassion and harmony.
With a powerful subject, a seasoned actor, and a spiritually grounded beginning, Tera Sai is shaping up to be more than just a film—it promises to be an experience rooted in devotion and storytelling. As the journey unfolds, audiences will be eager to see how this sacred story is brought to life on the big screen.