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一 |     Filmmaker Arun Matheswaran has officially wrapped the schedule of his upcoming film DC, marking a key milestone for one of the most talked about projects in Tamil cinema. The director, known for his atmospheric storytelling and rugged visual sensibilities, announced the update on his social media, sending fans of both his work and that of Lokesh Kanagaraj into an eager tizzy.Arun Matheswaran completes filming on his ambitious new dramaDC brings together two of the industry's most distinctive creative voices, this time on opposite sides of the camera. Lokesh Kanagaraj, celebrated for his craft as a director and fresh off the mammoth success of Coolie headlined by Rajinikanth, steps into a full-fledged lead role for the first time. The film takes its title from its principal characters Devadas and Chandra. Wamiqa Gabbi plays Chandra, marking her return to Tamil films in a performance that is already being touted as a stylish pivot for the actor.The project is backed by Sun Pictures who collaborate with Lokesh for the second time following Coolie. With the banner ramping up its slate with star driven spectacles, DC arrives as an intriguing mix of new territory for its leads and a continuation of Arun's increasingly ambitious directorial trajectory.                                                                 View this post on Instagram          A post shared by Arun Matheswaran (@thatswatitis)                         A striking star cast with a seasoned technical crewThe film's world is being shaped by a strong technical lineup. Mukesh G serves as director of photography and is expected to bring the brooding tonal palette he has become known for. GK Prasanna steps in as editor while S Kannan handles production design that is likely to give DC its textured, lived in aesthetic. The stunt choreography is helmed by PC Stunts who have consistently delivered high impact action blocks for some of the biggest titles in the South.Arun Matheswaran last directed Captain Miller starring Dhanush, which hit theatres in 2024 and cemented his position as a filmmaker who blends scale with sharp narrative edges. His move to DC signals a creative continuation, though this time with the added spotlight of guiding Lokesh Kanagaraj in his first major acting outing.                                         Wamiqa Gabbi, who has swiftly become a pan Indian presence, was most recently seen in Bhool Chuk Maaf. She is currently awaiting the release of multiple Hindi projects including Pati Patna Aur Woh Do, Bhooth Bangla, Tiki Taka, and Genie. With DC, she adds yet another varied character to her growing roster of performances.Lokesh, meanwhile, carries only minimal on-screen experience despite his formidable directorial fame. Apart from a cameo in Vijay's Master and a brief appearance in Shruti Haasan's music video Inimel, he has remained largely behind the camera. DC is set to change that narrative entirely and industry watchers are keen to see how he translates his creative energy into a leading role.With filming now wrapped, anticipation shifts to the next wave of updates. For fans of Arun, Lokesh, and Wamiqa, DC is shaping up to be one of the most exciting releases on the horizon.Also Read: Sonu Sood, Wamiqa Gabbi and More Lend Support to IndiGo Ground Staff Amid Chaos。    Prabhas received an unforgettable reception as he landed in Japan for the special release of Baahubali: The Epic. Fans gathered in large numbers, carrying posters, gifts, and warm messages to celebrate the superstar’s arrival. Their affection touched not only Prabhas but also SS Rajamouli, who penned a deeply emotional note. The director expressed how happy he was to see the actor finally experience Japan’s admiration firsthand.          Overwhelmed Japanese fans love     In his letter on Instagram, Rajamouli wrote that knowing Prabhas’ sensitive nature, he was sure the actor would be overwhelmed by the affection of Japanese fans. The filmmaker shared how, during all his earlier trips to Japan, fans repeatedly asked him when Prabhas would visit. According to the director, that constant anticipation made him even more eager for the star to witness their love personally. “I’ve visited Japan four times and every trip came with the same question again and again, when will Prabhas come here? The more they expressed their wish, the more I wanted you to experience the love they have for you, and for them to see how much you care for them too." Rajamouli posted.          Rajamouli describes Japan as his second home’     Rajamouli referred to Japan as his second home and expressed joy that his Baahubali (referring to Prabhas) had finally stepped onto Japanese soil. He thanked fans for their consistent support and also showcased his long connection with the country. Prabhas responded with equal warmth. Sharing the letter on Instagram, he wrote that he missed Rajamouli’s presence in Japan and promised that both of them would return together. The actor also posted a cheerful picture from his visit, further delighting fans.During the special screening event, Prabhas addressed the audience with heartfelt gratitude. He said he had heard wonderful things about Japan for nearly a decade and felt emotional finally meeting the fans who had supported Baahubali so deeply. He added that visiting Japan had long been a dream and hoped to return every year, just like members of the Baahubali team have been doing. Prabhas’ stardom continues to rise globally, and his Japan visit has only strengthened his international bond with fans.Also Read:  Boman Irani’s Look From Prabhas’s The Raja Saab Is Intriguing。

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