Mrunal Thakur's stunning avatar unveiled in Hi Nanna's birthday poster

As actress Mrunal Thakur celebrates her birthday today, the team of the highly-anticipated family entertainer 'Hi Nanna' comes together to extend their warm wishes and surprise fans with a new and captivating poster. This movie, marking the directorial debut of Shouryuv, stars Mrunal Thakur alongside the talented Natural Star Nani, and the glimpses of their on-screen chemistry have already won the hearts of audiences.

The newly released birthday poster showcases Mrunal Thakur in the foreground, exuding elegance and charm with her captivating smile. Dressed in a modish ensemble, she adorns herself with an earring and a nose ring, which perfectly complement her overall look. In the background, we catch a glimpse of Nani, adding an element of curiosity and anticipation to the film's narrative.

'Hi Nanna' promises to be a wholesome family entertainer that will resonate with audiences across different regions and languages. The film's glimpse, which was released earlier and received overwhelming appreciation from all sections of the audience, left everyone intrigued about the dynamics between Mrunal Thakur and Nani's characters. The glimpse concluded with a heartwarming scene where Mrunal affectionately calls Nani 'Hi Nanna,' leaving the audience eager to learn more about their relationship in the movie.

'Hi Nanna' boasts a talented team of technicians, each dedicated to creating an immersive cinematic experience. The musical score is composed by the renowned Hesham Abdul Wahab, promising to elevate the emotions of the story with his soulful compositions. The cinematography is skillfully handled by Sanu John Varughese ISC, who is known for his exceptional visual storytelling. Praveen Anthony's expertise as an editor ensures a seamless flow of the narrative, while Avinash Kolla's art direction brings the world of 'Hi Nanna' to life.

The film, which is set to release on December 21st, this year, will entertain audiences in multiple languages, including Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi.