First look poster of the film 
Cinema

Varun Tej’s Indo-Korean flick titled Korean Kanakaraju

The title glimpse opens with a photographer from India being tortured by policemen in Korea. The cops want the photographer to give them details of the location of a person they know as Kanakaraju. Initially, the photographer struggles to understand as he does not know the language.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: Celebrating actor Varun Tej’s birthday on Monday, the makers of his upcoming Indo-Korean film revealed the title of the film. Titled Korean Kanakaraju, the film is helmed by Merlapaka Gandhi and marks Varun’s 15th film.

The title glimpse opens with a photographer from India being tortured by policemen in Korea. The cops want the photographer to give them details of the location of a person they know as Kanakaraju. Initially, the photographer struggles to understand as he does not know the language.

When an interpreter(Ritika Nayak) comes and translates what the cops seek from him, he says he does not know where Kanakaraju is. But then, on a full moon night, a possessed Kanakaraju (Varun Tej) walks into the station and hacks the Korean cops to death with a Samurai sword.

Jointly produced by UV Creations and First Frame Entertainment, Thaman S is composing the music. Manojh Reddy is handling the camera.

Korean Kanakaraju is all set to hit the screens in the summer this year.

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