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Hesham Abdul Wahab onboard to compose music for Arjun Das-Aditi Shankar's film

Billed as an all-out romance with elements of a fun-filled family drama, the upcoming film is produced by Yuvaraj Ganesan of Million Dollar Studios

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Hesham Abdul Wahab has come onboard to compose music for Arjun Das and Aditi Shankar's upcoming film, tentatively titled Production No. 4, which recently wrapped shooting.

The noted composer behind several hit tracks in Malayalam films including Hridayam, Ini Utharam, Sesham Mike-il Fathima and Telugu films like Kushi, Hi Nanna and Manamey, is making his debut in Tamil with this yet-to-be-titled film, directed by debutant filmmaker Vignesh Srikanth.

Billed as an all-out romance with elements of a fun-filled family drama, the upcoming film is produced by Yuvaraj Ganesan of Million Dollar Studios, the banner behind Good Night and Lover, and co-produced by VR Vamsi of FYNTEMAX.

In an earlier interview with CE, director Vignesh said, "We follow Arjun and Aditi's characters as they fall in love. Not only do their characters have contrasting personalities but even their families and friend groups are contrasting. What happens when these two completely different worlds collide forms the major part of the story."

On the technical front, it has cinematography by Aravind Viswanathan, editing by Nash, costume design by Navadevi Rajkumar, and art direction by Raj Kamal.

Arjun Das was last seen in Rasavathi, directed by Santhakumar, and he also had a voice role in Kalki 2898 AD. His upcoming projects also include OG, the Telugu film starring Pawan Kalyan, and a Tamil film titled Bomb with director Vishal Venkat.

On the other hand, Aditi Shankar's future projects include Vishnuvardhan's Nesippaya, which marks the acting debut of Akash Murali, the son of the late Murali and the younger sibling of actor Atharvaa.

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