R. Madhavan unveils first look of Siddharth’s romantic drama Miss You : Bollywood News

Actor Siddharth has unveiled the first look of his upcoming romantic film Miss You, sparking excitement among fans eagerly awaiting his return to the silver screen. Accompanied by co-star R. Madhavan's announcement, the poster hints at a captivating story of travel and romance, promising a memorable cinematic experience for audiences.

R. Madhavan unveils first look of Siddharth’s romantic drama Miss You

In a post on Instagram, Madhavan shared the captivating poster, captioning it with a poetic nod to the film's theme: “Roses are red, Violets are Blue, Sid’s next romance film is Miss you, we know you’ve all missed him too.” The poster depicts Siddharth donning a red shirt and blue jeans, carrying a trekking backpack, with a speeding train in the background, setting the stage for an enthralling journey.

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Madhavan further expressed his excitement for the film in an Instagram story, declaring, "This is going to be historic as well. The heart flutter." He also reflected on Siddharth's recent success, stating, "after the multiple award-winning #chithha my dear brother Sid picks up a (heart emoji) story on his way after ages."

Directed by N. Rajasekar, known for helming the Tamil comedy Mapla Singam, Miss You promises to be a visual and emotional treat for audiences. With Ghibran on board as the music composer and K.G. Venkatesh as the cinematographer, the film boasts a talented team poised to deliver a memorable cinematic experience.

Siddharth, last seen in S.U. Arun Kumar’s thriller Chithha alongside Nimisha Sajayan, is set to captivate audiences once again with his portrayal in Miss You. With anticipation building for both Miss You and Siddharth's role in the highly anticipated Indian 2, fans can expect an exciting lineup of films from the talented actor in the near future.

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