Muhurats are always nice occasions. Good camaraderie always flows.

It sure did when veteran producer D Ramanaidu clapped Nitin's film for Malayalam director Siddique.

The film, made on Sri Sri Chitra banner by B Srinivasu Raju, is expected to be an action and youthful entertainer.

Prabhu Deva switched on the camera.

Srinivasu Raju's previous film was Raghvendra. he said the film would be released in March-April 2006.

Siddique, who is known for his commercial entertainers in Malayalam, said the film would suit Nitin to a T. It will have all the elements of a gritty time-pass film.

Siddique, it may be recalled, was the one who had directed the Malayalam originals of Hitler and Peddarikam."

Nitin was also quietly sure that the film would give him a good break. Something his three previous films have not done.