Jeffery and Bharath Sreeni Join Vijay Milton’s Tamil-Telugu Bilingual Film

Rough Note Production is proud to announce that the ensemble of its much-awaited Tamil-Telugu bilingual film, directed by the visionary filmmaker and cinematographer Vijay Milton, just got even bigger. Joining the already dynamic lineup are two exciting additions—Jeffery, the Bigg Boss Tamil sensation who has captivated audiences with his vibrant personality, and Bharath Sreeni, the breakout talent from the earlier Goli Soda series, known for his raw, grounded performances.

Jeffery steps into a role tailored to tap into his energetic screen presence and mass appeal. His transition from reality TV to the big screen marks a bold new chapter, and his character promises to be both entertaining and impactful.

Bharath Sreeni, whose performance in Goli Soda resonated with audiences for its realism and intensity, reunites with Vijay Milton to portray a role that draws from the streets and souls of real people. His inclusion adds an authentic layer to the film’s deeply rooted narrative.

Earlier, the cast welcomed Ammu Abhirami, known for her powerful turns in Asuran and Raatchasan, and Kishore, the original Goli Soda star, who returns to Milton’s world in a matured, layered avatar. Director Vijay Milton had praised them, saying, “They don’t just act—they live the roles.”

With Aari donning a never-before-seen cop role, Raj Tarun making his Tamil debut, Bharath in a poignant emotional arc, Paal Dabba stepping into acting, and Sunil bringing in pan-Indian appeal—the addition of Jeffery and Bharath Sreeni makes the cast nothing short of phenomenal.

This yet-to-be-titled project is shaping up to be a potent blend of rooted storytelling and mass appeal—trademarks of Vijay Milton’s cinematic language.

The official title will be unveiled on July 7th, with many more surprises in store. As the team gears up to deliver a performance-rich, emotionally resonant film, Rough Note Production invites audiences to stay tuned.

The cast is growing. The story is deepening. And the excitement is only beginning