Nani, Sujeeth’s Collaboration Finally Gets A Name. It’s Bloody Romeo

Nani and director Sujeeth’s upcoming collaboration, Bloody Romeo, is set to go on floors this summer.

Bloody Romeo: The maker's announced the title on Nani's birthday.

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Actor Nani’s much-awaited collaboration with director Sujeeth has finally been announced, and the project now has an official title. The makers announced the film’s name on Nani’s 41st birthday. Produced by Venkat Boyanapalli, the film is set to go on floors this summer.

Nani, Sujeeth’s Collaboration Announced

While sharing the announcement video, Niharika Entertainment and Unanimous Productions wrote, “BLOODY ROMEO - Announcement Video on Niharika Entertainment. NANIxSUJEETH dish finally has a name… Serving it hot as Bloody Romeo.”

The announcement video begins with a quirky disclaimer advising viewers to use headphones. “Headphones recommended, flavours may explode. Dish best served loud!” the on-screen text reads. The video then transitions into an animated sequence featuring a house labelled “Gangster’s Den”.

As the animation unfolds, a man is shown preparing a meal, with the visuals highlighting every detail, from the spices being added to the chopping of vegetables and meat. However, the twist lies in the narrative: instead of using guns to eliminate his enemies, the villain turns cooking into a deadly weapon, ultimately orchestrating a cylinder blast rather than poisoning their food. 

Internet Already Calls It A ‘Blockbuster’

The announcement video, which was released today, has so far crossed 64,000 views and is still counting. The video has received over 35,000 likes and numerous comments. 

“Sujeeth’s quality never disappoints,” said one person in the comments section of the announcement video. 

Another called it a “certified blockbuster”. 

“If the whole movie comes in animated form, then it’s definitely nailed, bro,” said a third. 

A fourth posted, “He can only change the cinema.”

“Bloody Blockbuster loading,” read yet another comment. 

A fifth described Nani as the “best actor in the South film industry”.