Suriya with RJ Balaji (L) and Venky Atluri (R) RJ Balaji (L) and Venky Atluri (R) (on Instagram)
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Karuppu's RJ Balaji, Vishwanath and Sons' Venky Atluri wish Suriya for Scene

With Jithu Madhavan's Scene being Suriya's third release of 2026, Karuppu's director RJ Balaji and Vishwanath and Sons' director Venky Atluri wished the actor for Scene's release

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Suriya's upcoming film, Scene, will be the actor's third release of 2026, after Karuppu and Vishwanath and Sons. On the eve of Scene's release, Karuppu's director RJ Balaji and Vishwanath and Sons' director Venky Atluri wished the actor.

Taking to his X account, RJ Balaji wrote, "Dearest Suriya Sir, this year has been special and memorable for us in so many ways!!! And here’s another reason to add to that glorious list - Scene …!! Wishing you nothing but the very best and a phenomenal blockbuster success, Sir! Jithu & Nazriya - hit it out of the park, guys!"

Meanwhile, Venky Atluri, taking to his Instagram stories, wrote, "Wishing my dearest, The One, all the very best for the grand release tomorrow! The hattrick blockbuster is surely on the cards. Also, my best wishes to the entire team of Scene. Looking forward to watching it."

Karuppu, which released in May collected Rs 310 crores (gross) worldwide, while, Vishwanath and Sons collected Rs 209.46 crores (gross) worldwide, according to Sacnilk.

Scene is Aavesham-fame Jithu Madhavan's debut directorial in Tamil. Nazriya Nazim returns to Tamil cinema after 12 years with the upcoming film, while Naslen makes his Tamil debut.

A screenshot of Venky Atluri's instagram story wishing Suriya for Scene

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