There is always a certain curiosity whenever Hemanth M Rao makes a creative move. His films do not just appear. They grow slowly, layer by layer, and face by face, until the ensemble gives a sense of the world he is building. With 666 Operation Dream Theatre, the latest addition is Priyanka Mohan, and the film’s 80s bond-style spy universe suddenly feels like it has found a gentle note of grace.
Priyanka Mohan has built a solid career across multiple film industries. With films such as Doctor, Captain Miller, Saripodha Sanivaaram, and the recent They Call Me OG, she brings a quiet confidence and natural charm. Her presence on screen feels effortless, which makes her a good fit for Hemanth M Rao’s style of making. The actor has previously marked her Kannada debut with Ondh Kathe Hella.
Her excitement is clear in her own words. “I’ve grown up watching Shiva Rajkumar sir’s films. It is a dream come true to be a part of 666 Operation Dream Theatre. To be working with the incredibly talented Dhananjaya and be a part of such ensemble cast is something that I’m looking forward to. I had manifested working with Hemanth M Rao, didn’t think it would happen so soon.” The quote adds a simple and honest warmth to the announcement.
Two schedules of the film are complete. The first look poters of Shiva Rajkumar and Dhananjaya have already created strong expectations. There is a feeling that Hemanth and his long-time team, music director Charan Raj, cinematographer Advaitha Gurumurthy, and production designer Vishwas Kashyap, are creating a world that quietly holds its nostalgia instead of showing it loudly. The canvas looks large and the ambition feels steady. Even the quieter moments seem more meaningful than the spectacle.
The third schedule begins in December, and Priyanka’s look from the film will be revealed soon. 666 Operation Dream Theatre now feels less like a routine spy-drama update and more like a world that is slowly taking shape. One casting at a time. One mood at a time.
