Nikhil Siddhartha, known for his dynamic roles, is undergoing a remarkable transformation for his upcoming historical film, "Swayambhu." Directed by Bharat Krishnamachari, the movie promises to be a cinematic spectacle with a Pan-Indian release in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada. Nikhil's dedication to his craft shines through as he embraces the challenges of portraying a character in a historical setting, hinting at the depth and complexity viewers can expect.

Adding to the intrigue, the film features the talented actress Samyukta Menon as the female lead. Samyukta has embarked on a journey of learning horse riding to authentically portray her character in "Swayambhu." This commitment to immersive preparation showcases the dedication of the cast and crew to delivering an authentic and captivating historical narrative.

A video of Samyuktha mastering her horse riding skills for the film is going viral on social media, with fans praising her dedication and skill. In her own words, "For my next movie, Swayambhu, I have been learning Horse Riding and trust me, it has been a spiritual and enriching journey. Being in harmony and synchrony with the Horse, looking deep into the Horse’s soul and make sure we are working together as a team is beautiful and liberating!"

Bhuvan and Sreekar are producing this Pan-Indian project under Pixel Studios, with Tagore Madhu presenting it. "Swayambhu" is being mounted with top technical and production standards, promising a visual treat for audiences.

Manoj Paramahamsa is helming the cinematography, capturing the grandeur and beauty of the historical era, while the renowned Ravi Basrur is composing the music. With Basrur's exceptional work in blockbuster films like KGF and Salaar, the soundtrack of "Swayambhu" is anticipated to elevate the storytelling, enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

With Nikhil Siddhartha and Samyukta Menon leading the way, "Swayambhu" promises a visual and emotional journey that transcends language barriers, making it a highly anticipated film for audiences across India.