Sree Vishnu’s “Single” seal it’s release month-Read Tezzbuzz  |  25/03/2025 09:24:16

Directed by Caarthick Raju, This Romantic Entertainer Stars Sree Vishnu, Ivana, Kethika Sharma and Vennela Kishore.

Published Date – 21 March 2025, 08:06 AM




Hyderabad: Actor Sree Vishnu, known for choosing unique scripts, is back with his latest film, “Single”.The makers have officially announced that the movie will hit the screens in May 2025.

The team released a fun poster that perfectly captures the film’s humor. The poster shows Sree Vishnu’s character telling his friend in the morning, “Manaku girls vadhu mawaa.. Naaku nuvvu, neeku nenu” (We don’t need girls, bro… I’m for you and you’re for me). However, by night, the same character is seen romancing girls. This hilarious contrast is humorously captioned “Mitradrohis are everywhere” (Friends who betray are everywhere).

Adding to the excitement, the team teased audience with the line: “Coming this MAY with an entertainment MAYhem.”

“Single” is presented by Allu Aravind and Produced by Divya Koppineedi, Bhanu Pratap and Riyaz Chowdary. Directed by Caarthick Raju, This Romantic Entertainer Stars Sree Vishnu, Ivana, Kethika Sharma and Vennela Kishore. More details about the cast and crew are awaited.

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