The pre-release event for the upcoming period crime drama ‘Kara’ in Hyderabad was nothing short of a celebration for Dhanush fans. Held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, the event saw the National Award-winning actor in high spirits as he addressed everything from title confusion to his future collaborations ahead if its release on April 30, 2026.Dhanush clears up the confusion regarding the pronunciation of ‘Kara’During his speech, Dhanush addressed the confusion around the film’s title with his signature wit. As reported by ABPLive, he said, “Everyone is saying it in different ways, like Kaara or Karaa. But it is just ‘Kara’.” He added with a smile, “Even the heroine and my producer are saying it differently. Say it however you want, but just come to the theatre and watch the film.”The actor revealed that the film was originally titled Kara Saamy before being shortened to the punchy, one-word title.Dhanush on his bond and reunion plans with ‘Vaathi’ directorDhanush also spoke about his strong bond with director Venky Atluri. Referring to their earlier hit ‘Vaathi’ aka ‘Sir’, he said, “Venky, you told me one story and then disappeared. Bring that story back, let’s do it.” This statement created excitement about a possible reunion between the actor and director. Fans are now hopeful that the successful duo will collaborate yet again.Dhanush credits the crew and promises a strong theatre experienceIn a more serious moment, Dhanush spoke about his 24-year journey, citing the Bhagavad Gita as his guiding light. He shared how he manifested his first National Award back in 2002 when people laughed at his “skinny” frame and lack of conventional hero looks.He said, “A film is not made by one person. It is always teamwork.” He praised the entire crew, saying every department plays an important role in a film’s success. He also added, “Credit should go to everyone who worked on it, not just one person.”More about ‘Kara’Directed by Vignesh Raja, ‘Kara’ is a gritty emotional thriller set against the backdrop of the 1991 Gulf War and a severe fuel crisis in Ramanathapuram. It features Dhanush, Mamitha Baiju and Jayaram in pivotal roles along with Suraj Venjaramoodu, K.S. Ravikumar and Karunas. G.V. Prakash Kumar has helmed the music composition while the cinematography has been helmed by Theni Eashwar.
