Vijay Sethupathi dubs in 3 languages for 'Slumdog 33 Temple Road' teaser
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
Vijay Sethupathi has personally completed dubbing for the teaser of director Puri Jagannadh's upcoming pan-India film 'Slumdog 33 Temple Road' in three languages — Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi — ahead of the teaser's scheduled release on 8 June at 6 PM. The announcement was made by Puri Jagannadh himself on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, 6 June.
Puri Jagannadh's Announcement
In his post on X, the director wrote: 'Makkalselvan @VijaySethuOffl has completed dubbing for the teaser of #SlumDog - 33 Temple Road. Adding his personal touch across languages, he has dubbed himself in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. Teaser out on JUNE 8th at 6 PM.' The trilingual dubbing by the lead actor himself is being seen as a signal of the team's commitment to delivering an authentic experience across all regional markets.
Production and Cast
The film is produced by Puri Jagannadh and Charmme Kaur under the banner of Puri Connects, presented by Charmme Kaur in collaboration with JB Motion Pictures and JB Narayan Rao Kondrolla. According to sources close to the unit, principal photography — which began in July last year — has been completed, with post-production progressing rapidly across all language versions.
The ensemble cast includes Samyuktha as the female lead opposite Sethupathi, with Tabu and Kannada star Duniya Vijay in crucial supporting roles. Brahmaji and VTV Ganesh also feature in key parts. Sources reportedly describe Samyuktha's character as integral to the narrative, with significant scope for emotional performance.
Music and Technical Team
National Award-winning composer Harshavardhan Rameshwar — known for the raw, intense soundscapes of Arjun Reddy and Animal — is scoring the film's music. His involvement has added to the pre-release anticipation, particularly among audiences familiar with his previous work with high-intensity dramas.
First Look and What to Expect
A title poster released by the director last year offered the first visual glimpse of the film's tone: Sethupathi was seen sporting dark sunglasses and holding a blood-stained machete, standing amid crates of currency notes. The imagery signals a gritty, action-driven narrative consistent with Puri Jagannadh's signature style.
The film is set for a pan-India release in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi. With the teaser dropping on 8 June, a full theatrical release date is expected to follow shortly.