Saindhav stars Diwali with ‘Wrong Usage’

Victory Venkatesh’s milestone 75th film, “Saindhav,” is gearing up for its much-anticipated release as a grand Pan India project next year.The unveiling of its posters and glimpses has stirred immense buzz, showcasing Venky in an electrifying action-packed avatar. Directed by Sailesh Kolanu, the movie is poised for a Sankranthi release. As Diwali brought its auspicious vibes, the makers treated fans with an exciting update.

They announced the commencement of the musical journey by unveiling the first single, “Wrong Usage,” scheduled for release on November 21st. The vibrant song poster teases Venkatesh engaging in high-energy mass dances alongside a troupe of dancers. “Wrong Usage” promises to be a foot-tapping number crafted by the talented Santosh Narayanan.

The film’s teaser, revealed last month, received an overwhelming response, presenting Venkatesh in a gripping and intense role. Set in the imaginary town of Indraprastha, the movie features a stellar cast including Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Arya, Shraddha Srinath, Ruhani Sharma, Andrea Jeremiah, Baby Sara, and Jayaprakash.

Produced by Venkat Boyanapalli under the banner of Niharika Entertainment, “Saindhav” boasts S.Manikandan’s cinematography, Avinash Kolla as the Production Designer, and Garry BH as the editor. Scheduled for release in all South Indian languages and Hindi on January 13th, 2024, “Saindhav” promises to be an unforgettable cinematic experience for audiences across regions.

Venkatesh who is known for family oriented films and who is known for his light hearted romantic entertainers, of late changed his track. He recently shocked all by starring in a webseries Rana Naidu, Indian adaptation of US drama Ray Donavan. Venkatesh’s explicit usage of obscene and cuss word with out any inhibitions shocked all. Sources say Venkatesh is keen to expand his horizons doing different genre roles and so he is showing interest in doing action thrillers. Saindhav is touted to be based on real life incidents and it is touted to be a spine chilling thriller.