Vishnu Vishal’s younger brother is set to make his debut in Tamil cinema with the upcoming film titled Oho Enthan Baby. Vishnu Vishal has revealed the title look of Oho Enthan Baby and introduced his brother to the audience by sharing a picture of him.
“The big day is here for my brother @TheActorRudra need all your blessings and support for us.. Thrilled to introduce him in #OhoEnthanBaby – the shoot started today. Directed by @Krishnakum25249. A @DarbukaSiva Musical”, Vishnu Vishal posted.
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Rudra’s upcoming film, directed by debutant Krishna Kumar, is reportedly a romantic drama, with shooting commencing after a muhurat puja ceremony. Oho Enthan Baby also features Mithila Palkar in the female lead role, marking her debut in the Tamil film industry. She is known for her roles in the Netflix series Little Things and films such as Karwaan and Katti Batti.
Darbuka Siva has been roped in to compose the music for Oho Enthan Baby, while Dani Raymond, known for his work in Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada, is handling cinematography. Pranav R serves as the editor, with Rajesh taking charge as the art director.
Oho Enthan Baby shooting commenced with a pooja ceremony held on Sunday. While further details about the cast and crew are yet to be announced, it has been revealed that the movie will be filmed in various locations including Chennai and Goa.
In 2021, Vishnu Vishal announced his intention to launch his brother through a social media post, expressing his search for suitable scripts. He had shared, “We are now seeking Feature Film scripts that will suit actor Rudra.”
On the other hand, Vishnu Vishal recently starred in Lal Salaam and portrayed the lead role in Aishwarya Rajinikanth’s directorial venture. Superstar Rajinikanth played a pivotal role, while Vikranth portrayed another lead character. The cricket-themed drama, addressing a religious issue, has been receiving a positive response from audiences and is performing well at the box office, garnering impressive numbers.
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