Samyuktha Slumdog 33 Temple Road: Praises Tabu, Vijay Sethupathi

Actor Samyuktha is gearing up for her upcoming film Slumdog: 33 Temple Road, which is set to release in June 2026. The film has already generated buzz as a pan-Indian action thriller featuring a strong cast and experienced direction.

The actor expressed excitement about the project and her experience working alongside some of the biggest names in the industry.

‘Awestruck’ by Tabu’s Presence

Speaking about her co-star Tabu, Samyuktha said she was “awestruck” by her presence and performance.

She praised Tabu’s acting skills and professionalism, highlighting how inspiring it was to share screen space with such an accomplished performer. The experience, she noted, added immense value to her own journey as an actor.

Smooth Collaboration with Vijay Sethupathi

Samyuktha also spoke about working with Vijay Sethupathi, describing the collaboration as smooth and comfortable.

She appreciated his grounded nature and ability to make co-actors feel at ease on set, which contributed to a positive working environment during the film’s production.

Working Under Puri Jagannadh

The film is directed by Puri Jagannadh, known for his distinct style and storytelling.

Samyuktha shared that working under his direction was a valuable experience, allowing her to explore new aspects of her performance and understand the nuances of large-scale filmmaking.

A Pan-Indian Action Thriller

Slumdog: 33 Temple Road is positioned as a high-energy action thriller with a wide appeal across different regions. The combination of a strong cast and experienced direction is expected to attract audiences nationwide.

The film’s June release is highly anticipated, with expectations of strong box office performance.

What to Expect from the Film

With a powerful cast, engaging storyline, and pan-Indian appeal, the film is expected to deliver a mix of action and drama.

For Samyuktha, this project marks another important step in her career as she continues to work with leading actors and filmmakers.