Don’t Trouble The Trouble (2026) is a Telugu fantasy comedy with a magical twist. It follows Suri, a good-hearted ambulance driver drowning in debt, whose desperate search for quick money pushes him towards a reckless plan. Suri has a kind heart — he even sold his own mother’s property to rescue his best friend Mallesh from trouble — but that kindness has left him with nothing but loans, worries and angry creditors.

In his desperation, Suri kidnaps Divya, a cheerful little girl from a wealthy family, hoping for an easy ransom that will end all his problems. What he does not know is that Divya is no ordinary child — she carries magical powers that turn his simple plan into total chaos. Doors open on their own, impossible things happen around her, and a stunned Suri slowly realises that he has invited far more trouble than he can ever handle.

While Divya’s worried family, her scheming uncle and the police close in from all sides, and a menacing gangster named Aslam Bhai enters the picture, something entirely unexpected happens — the kidnapper and the little girl begin to bond. Divya’s innocence, mischief and magic slowly melt Suri’s desperation, turning a crime born of greed into a heartwarming journey of friendship, laughter and self-discovery that changes the man forever.

Led by Fahadh Faasil’s lively performance and young Ssara Palekar’s delightful screen presence, Don’t Trouble The Trouble is a warm family entertainer that blends fantasy, comedy and emotion in equal measure. Presented by S. S. Rajamouli, the film gently reminds us that sometimes the trouble we run away from is exactly what we need to find the good that was hidden inside us all along.

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