Hyderabad, April 12 (NationPress) The much-anticipated horror-comedy film 'Korean Kanakaraju,' directed by Merlapaka Gandhi and starring Varun Tej, has unveiled its first single titled 'Kamsahamnida', much to the excitement of its fans and cinema enthusiasts.

The track, composed by Thaman, begins with Ritika Naik playfully saying 'Kamsahamnida', leading Varun Tej to curiously inquire about its meaning.

Her response, meaning 'Thank you' in Korean, sets a warm tone, hinting at the romantic chemistry between the two.

The song is infused with a vibrant, airy ambiance, merging gentle Korean influences with popular mainstream sounds. Kasarla Shyam's lyrics beautifully capture the essence of innocent love, while Sid Sriram's smooth and emotive singing enhances the song’s emotional depth. The choreography by Yash Master adds visual appeal, reflecting the song's cheerful spirit.

Varun Tej, with his rugged and charismatic look, shines on screen, and his dynamic pairing with Ritika brings a fresh and lively energy. Their shared moments, complemented by Thaman’s energetic beats, make this single irresistibly replayable.

As filming approaches completion, the team is expected to announce the film's release date shortly.

It's worth noting that the filmmakers had previously shared news about commencing the final shoot schedule in Korea last month.

According to sources close to the production, a significant one-week filming schedule was meticulously planned in Korea.

This schedule included the filming of songs and some pivotal scenes, featuring Varun Tej, Ritika Naik, and Satya, with vibrant Korean settings as the backdrop.

For those unfamiliar, this highly awaited film is directed by Merlapaka Gandhi and produced on a grand scale by UV Creations and First Frame Entertainment.

With a lavish budget, it combines horror and comedy in a unique cross-cultural narrative, set against both Indian and Korean landscapes.

Insiders suggest that Varun Tej will portray a completely different character, unlike any he has played previously.

The film has already sparked significant interest with the title teaser released on Varun Tej's birthday.

This teaser opens with an Indian photographer being interrogated by police in Korea, who are seeking information about a person known as Kanakaraju. The photographer struggles with the language barrier until an interpreter (Ritika Naik) translates the police's inquiries. Despite his initial confusion, the narrative takes a thrilling turn when a possessed Kanakaraju (Varun Tej) enters the police station on a full moon night, wielding a Samurai sword and declaring 'I'm back' in Korean, prompting the photographer to exclaim, 'This Kanakaraju isn't our Kanakaraju...'

The film features cinematography by Manoj Reddy Katasani and editing by Satyaa G.