In a recent surge of excitement within the Telugu film industry, actor Sunil has taken center stage with his electrifying dance moves, set to overshadow the popular “Monika” song from the Malayalam film “Coolie,” directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj. Those who have watched “Coolie” cannot forget the infectious rhythm and catchy chorus of the “Monika” track, which has become a cultural phenomenon, being covered extensively across various social media platforms. The song has not only brought fame to Malayalam actor Saubin Shahir but continues to be a crowd favorite at celebrations nationwide.
As the buzz around the “Monika” song lingers, Sunil is poised to make waves with his performance in the upcoming Malayalam film “Catalan.” The recently released teaser of the movie has already hinted that Sunil’s dance will rival the original hit. Directed by Paul George, “Catalan” features an ensemble cast, including Antony Varghese, Pepe, Dussara Vijay, and Kabir Singh, with Sunil playing a pivotal role. The film’s producers have also unveiled the first lyrical video of the song “Majako Mallika,” which has gone viral within hours of its release. Viewers are particularly enamored with Sunil’s dance steps, which have ignited conversations online.
Critics and fans alike are praising Sunil’s effortless dance style in “Majako Mallika.” Many have drawn comparisons between this new track and the beloved “Monika” song, with one netizen commenting on Sunil’s innovative moves while smoking a cigarette: “Actor Sunil’s dance is next level.” Although Sunil’s dance skills are well-known among Telugu audiences, they are now gaining recognition across the entire South Indian film landscape.
The music for “Majako Mallika” is composed by the renowned Kannada musician Ajaneesh Loknath, who is celebrated for his work on “Kantara Chapter 2.” The song features vocals by Anand Shriraj Bhadra, with lyrics penned by Vinayak Shashikumar. Interestingly, similar to Saubin’s role in “Coolie,” Sunil is also cast as a villain in “Catalan,” marking a thematic parallel between the two films.
With anticipation building around the release of “Catalan,” there is speculation that if Sunil’s song achieves the same level of success as “Monika,” it may spark a trend in South Indian cinema where villain songs become as popular as hero tracks. Produced by Cubes Entertainment, known for their action-packed films like “Marco,” “Catalan” is set to release in May, promising to be another thrilling addition to the industry.
As fans eagerly await the film’s debut, the excitement surrounding Sunil’s dance performance and the potential for a new musical hit continues to grow, showcasing the ever-evolving landscape of South Indian cinema.
