Alu Arjun - Atlee - Sai Abhyankkar ? / Sangeeth Sivan Romancham Hindi remake Ready

 

The latest social media sensation, Sai Abhyankkar, will compose the music for the film.starring Allu Arjun and directed by Atlee. Meanwhile, a video of Allu Arjun at Hyderabad airport on Friday has been making rounds on social media.  Arjun is said to have cometo Chennai for the promo shoot.Reports suggest that Sun Pictures will be solely producing the yet-to-be-titled film. Sun Pictures is said to unveil a video which will be a Global level project. However some reports say that Anirudh a Atlee favourite might be the music Director. The regular shooting will begin after two months, but the movie’s official announcement will be out on April 8. Allu Arjun’s friend and producer Bunny Vasu also mentioned that there will be a huge surprise on that day, hinting about this film Could it be another BIG Superstar joining the Project ?

Atlee made his Bollywood debut with Jawan, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Nayanthara, and Vijay Sethupathi. The film grossed over Rs 1,100 crore worldwide. Similarly, Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2 shattered box office records, earning over Rs 1,800 crore in its lifetime. With two industry titans joining forces, their upcoming collaboration is expected to be nothing short of a cinematic spectacle.

Sangeeth Sivan was directing Kapkapiii, the Hindi remake of the Malayalam film Romancham at the time of his death. The much-awaited horror-comedy Kapkapiii, starring Shreyas Talpade and Tusshar Kapoor, is set to release in theatres on May 23. Directed by the late Sangeeth Sivan, famed for cult hits like Kya Kool Hain Hum and Apna Sapna Money Money, the film promises to blend spine-chilling moments with uproarious humor. Shreyas Talpade spoke about the film, saying, "As the name suggests, Kapkapiii is about those goosebumps you get just before fear takes over. It’s one of the best horror comedies I've seen, and Sangeeth Sivan ji's passion is evident in every frame. I miss him dearly. He was a father figure to me, with an incredible sense of filmmaking."

Tusshar Kapoor also reflected on his experience, noting, "The film’s setting feels very real, and the characters are incredibly relatable. The horror element centers around a Ouija board, something not often explored in Hindi cinema. Sangeeth ji allowed us the freedom to improvise within the script, which brought authenticity and depth to our performances. For me, it was a nostalgic reunion, especially after nearly 20 years since Kyaa Kool Hain Hum — it truly felt like a homecoming."