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Mythri movie makers and Lokesh Kanagaraj join hands for Regina Cassandra’s ‘RX’
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Regina Cassandra is the main attraction in the first-look poster of ‘RX’. Released with the intriguing tagline ‘Truth Always Demands a Voice!’, the poster adds to the mystery and suspense surrounding the film.

Mythri movie makers and Lokesh Kanagaraj join hands for Regina Cassandra’s ‘RX’
Two leading companies in the Indian film industry are joining hands to bring an interesting project to audiences. Director Lokesh Kanagaraj’s G Squad is making the film ‘RX’ in collaboration with the renowned production house Mythri Movie Makers. The first-look poster of the film, which stars Regina Cassandra, Nassar and Ramesh Tilak in key roles, was released on the occasion of Diwali.
Mythri Movie Makers, which is expanding its production footprint across various languages, is also making its mark in the Tamil film industry. The production house has entertained Tamil audiences with films like ‘Good Bad Ugly’ and ‘Modha Rathri’, starring Ajith Kumar. It is moving forward with the aim of expanding its presence pan-India by producing films in multiple languages.
Mythri Movie Makers’ commitment to supporting new creative partnerships and encouraging diverse storytelling is once again evident through its collaboration with Lokesh Kanagaraj’s G Squad for ‘RX’.
Regina Cassandra is the main attraction in the first-look poster of ‘RX’. Released with the intriguing tagline ‘Truth Always Demands a Voice!’, the poster adds to the mystery and suspense surrounding the film.
Regina is seen standing among passengers in a crowded train, dressed in a traditional mustard-yellow saree with a printed blouse. The seriousness on her face suggests that her character could be caught in a dangerous situation. The ECG-like lines featured in the poster further add to the suspense. Regina’s powerful appearance has created curiosity about her character. Judging by the poster’s design, the film appears to promise a raw, realistic and gripping cinematic experience.
Vishal Venkat, known for his distinctive storytelling style through films like ‘Sila Nerangalil Sila Manidhargal’ and ‘Bomb’, is directing the project. Based on a story by Hariharan Raju, the film features dialogues written by Ashamira Ayyappan. Nassar, Ramesh Tilak and Srija Ravi are playing key roles in the film. Hesham Abdul Wahab is composing the music, while S.K. Selvakumar is handling the cinematography. G.K. Prasanna is the editor, and K. Manoj Kumar is the art director.
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