Vijay Deverakonda's new film directed by Shouryav poster, (right) VIjay Deverakonda  
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Vijay Deverakonda joins hands with director Shouryuv for a prestigious project

Amid multiple commitments, Vijay Deverakonda announces a new film with Hi Nanna director Shouryuv

Cinema Express Desk

Actor Vijay Deverakonda, who is currently working on multiple projects including Ranabaali and Rowdy Janardhan, has now announced another ambitious venture. He is teaming up with director Shouryuv, known for Hi Nanna, for a prestigious project that aims to take Indian cinema onto the global stage. The film was officially announced on Saturday under the Vyra Entertainments banner, and its first-look poster has already generated significant buzz.

What makes this project particularly notable is the involvement of international technicians. Alejandro Martinez, who has worked on Hollywood productions like House of the Dragon and Fallout, will handle cinematography. VFX supervisor Eric Durst, known for films such as Gods of Egypt, Batman Forever, and Snowpiercer, is also part of the team. Suresh Selvarajan, who worked on Animal and Om Shanti Om, is the production designer. Music is composed by Hesham Abdul Wahab, known for delivering several hit soundtracks.

The first-look poster released on Saturday is intriguing. It features Vijay Deverakonda walking forward carrying four pet dogs, while seven individuals follow him holding various weapons. The caption on the poster— “All the anger you see now was once love” — adds to the curiosity. Set against a mythological universe backdrop, the film promises to present a completely new cinematic world.

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