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Sivakarthikeyan's untitled action-drama, branded Seyon, unveils Bhagyashri Borse's first-look on the morning of her 27th birthday. Raaj Kamal Films International with Turmeric Media. Sivakumar Murugesan directs. Music by Santhosh Narayanan.
Birthday-eve poster from Lenin reaffirms the 26 June 2026 theatrical date. Sithara Entertainments × Manam Enterprises produces; Murali Kishor Abburu directs.
Female-lead announcement timed to her birthday. The Tamil-language vehicle is positioned as a rural commercial entertainer.
Akkineni Nagarjuna, executive producer on Lenin, frames the 26 June release as Akhil's reset moment. Bhagyashri opposite him in the female lead.
An extended interview after Kaantha's release. She unpacks Kumari, Saantha and Neeli — "a butterfly, a cow, a fox" — and what Selvamani Selvaraj told her about playing better than her co-star.
On co-star Ram Pothineni: "He is a very energetic performer, and I believe I matched his energy. The love story and dialogues are beautiful."
On the moment-of-truth take in Kaantha: "DQ really wanted that. He wanted that real expression to come out of him. So I had to do what my co-actor wanted."
Quoted by IANS and republished by DT Next: "It took me a lot of time. I'd never had to hit anybody. But DQ really wanted that real expression."
Pre-Kaantha press: "To prepare for my character, I watched many old Telugu and Tamil films and closely observed the performances of legends like Sridevi and Savitri."
On a fan asking about a ring in her photos with Ram Pothineni — Bhagyashri replies in the comments: "I bought :)".
Pre-release Mr. Bachchan press: "I always try to give 100% in whatever I do, and I'm not afraid of hard work. … Dubbing in Telugu for the first time was definitely challenging."
On her own dubbing: "Since this is my first Telugu film, I wanted my own voice to be used — it would make the character more relatable."