Dhanush Sings for His Upcoming Film “Captain Miller”

In a recent development, GV Prakash, the music director for the highly anticipated film “Captain Miller” starring Dhanush, shared an exciting update on social media. He posted a selfie featuring himself, Dhanush, and the film’s director, Arun Matheswaran, apparently taken in a recording studio. Accompanying the photo was a snippet of what seemed to be the lyrics of an upcoming song for the movie, revealing that Dhanush has lent his vocals to the track.

About Captain Miller:

“Captain Miller,” slated for a Pongal/Sankranti 2024 release, boasts an ensemble cast including Shiva Rajkumar, Priyanka Mohan, Nassar, Sundeep Kishan, Vinoth Kishan, and more. Dhanush portrays the titular character, referred to as Eesa or Analeesan, purportedly the leader of a rebel group. Despite speculations linking the character to the real-life LTTE rebel, the director clarified that the film is an original creation and not based on any existing source. Interestingly, the film is planned for release in three parts.

Produced by Sendhil Thyagarajan and Arjun Thyagarajan under Sathya Jyothi Films, “Captain Miller” has Siddharth Nuni behind the camera and Nagooran Ramachandran handling editing duties.

Dhanush and GV Prakash’s Upcoming Ventures:

Following “Captain Miller,” Dhanush gears up for his 50th film, tentatively titled “D50,” which marks his second directorial venture after “Pa. Pandi.” The movie features an ensemble cast including Sundeep Kishan, Kalidas Jayaram, and Aparna Balamurali.

Meanwhile, GV Prakash is busy with several projects. He recently worked on the music for “Japan,” featuring Karthi, and is also composing for the Hindi remake of “Soorarai Pottru,” starring Akshay Kumar. Moreover, he’s set to appear in the film “Rebel,” directed by Nikesh RS, exploring campus politics. The film’s teaser was recently unveiled by Simbu.

For more updates and insights into Dhanush’s multi-faceted roles and GV Prakash’s diverse projects, stay tuned!

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