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Yogi Babu's next Lollipop Sports Academy launched

Lollipop Sports Academy is directed by KR Senthil Nathan, and stars Yogi Babu, Redin Kingsley and Rachitha Mahalakshmi in the lead

Cinema Express Desk

Yogi Babu's next, Lollipop Sports Academy, was launched through a pooja ceremony, on Friday. The film is directed by KR Senthil Nathan, and also stars Redin Kingsley and Rachitha Mahalakshmi in the lead.

The cast of Lollipop Sports Academy also includes Yashika Anand, YGM Madhuvanthi, Melvin, Amit Bhargav, and Asmitha, among others. Speaking about the film Rachitha said, "This film can be described as a dream project for Director Senthilnathan. Every director has a dream film, and this one holds immense importance for him. The entire crew is working with complete dedication to ensure that this dream is fully realized. Despite the difficulties and unexpected challenges encountered along the way, we have overcome them all to reach today’s *pooja* ceremony. It is my heartfelt wish that the film proceeds to a successful completion without any further obstacles. Please do not assume that I am playing a ‘PT Master’ simply because of the poster; you will discover the true nature of my character when you watch the film."

The crew of Lollipop Sports Academy includes music composer Achu Rajamani, cinematographer Shihab Pattambi, editor SP Ahmed, art director Rembon Balraj, stunt choreographer Jackie Prabhu.

P Manjunath is backing the film under his Kaviya Productions, along with S2 Movies banner. Salem Saravanan is on board as an executive producer.

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