Vijay Deverakonda has shocked internet early in the morning on 18th April, with his new movie announcement. While his fans are happy, they are asking him to choose commercial subjects that suit him but he seems to be on a different tangent. They are in shock as he is more or less wasting his potential with certain films that look great on paper but don't live up to it like Kingdom. We have to wait and see, how this one fares. 

Well, his upcoming massive global project with director Shouryuv, known for Hi Nanna, was officially announced today. What makes this film particularly notable is the involvement of international technicians. The prestigious project is being produced under the Vyra Entertainments banner, and its announcement poster has already generated high expectations.

For this film, Alejandro Martinez, who has worked on Hollywood productions like House of the Dragon and Fallout, is handling cinematography. VFX supervisor Eric Durst, known for his work on films such as Gods of Egypt, Batman Forever, and Snowpiercer, is also part of the team. Suresh Selvarajan, who worked on Animal and Om Shanti Om, serves as the production designer. Music is composed by Hesham Abdul Wahab, known for delivering several hit soundtracks. Much like films such as Varanasi and Raaka, this Vijay Deverakonda–Shouryuv project is aiming to give Indian cinema a global appeal.

The first-look poster released today is intriguing. It shows Vijay Deverakonda walking forward carrying four pet dogs, while seven individuals follow behind him holding various weapons. The caption on the poster, “All the anger you see now was once love,” adds to the curiosity. Set against a mythological universe backdrop, the film promises to present audiences with a completely new world.

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