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Jukebox of Prabhu Deva's Petta Rap out

The film opened to mixed to negative reviews upon its release today

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The makers of Prabhu Deva's latest film Petta Rap, directed by SJ Sinu, released the jukebox on Friday.

The almost 28-minute long jukebox consists nine tracks, namely 'Lika Lika', 'You Are My Hero', 'Athirattum Dum Dum Dum', 'Vechi Seyyuthey', 'Aaraathi Aaraathi', 'Pogathey', 'Fly Higher', 'Dance Dance', and 'Random Groove.'

The film opened to mixed to negative reviews upon its release today. The CE review of the film reads, "The major drawback for Petta Rap is Prabhu Deva himself. He is miscast as an actor who drags his feet from audition to audition to be cast in a film. Even as he acts with all his might, we only get to witness the actor and not Bala himself, who has an extremely endearing love story involving slam books and old-school benches. Somewhere between his pursuit of becoming an actor and his love for punching goons, we fail to connect with his character and ambitions."

Apart from Prabhu Deva, Petta Rap also stars Vedhika in the lead. Bagavathi Perumal, Vivek Prasanna, Ramesh Thilak, Mime Gopi, and Riyaz Khan are also part of the cast.

Jobi P Sam is the producer of Petta Rap, which will feature cinematography by Jithu Damodhar, editing by Nishadh Yusuf, and music composed by D Imman. The film has cleared censorship formalities with a U/A certificate.

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