Moser Baer inks deal with Bhagyaraj’s ‘Siddhu 2 First attempt’

Ace filmmaker-screenwriter K. Bhagyaraj made a commendable comeback with ‘Parijaatham’ that won more laurels for him. After a long sabbatical gap of 3 years, Bhagyaraj is back in action with ‘Siddhu 2 First Attempt’.

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Parijaatham

The film features Bhagyaraj’s son Shanthanu and actress Chandni in lead roles. It’s noteworthy that the actress is doing female lead in Aarya’s first home production as well. ‘Siddhu 2 First attempt’ revolves around a young lad and fille, belonging to two different cities, who run away from their homes under uncongenial situation of failing in plus two examinations. Both of them come across each other and what happens next has been narrated in a jovial manner.

The film has been shot across exotic locales of Chennai, Palani, and Hyderabad and for songs at sun-kissed beaches of Bangkok.

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