Dhanush, a well-known actor throughout India who primarily appears in Tamil movies, is well-known. Kuberaa, his second Telugu movie, is scheduled to hit theaters on June 20. The movie's pre-release event, which was recently directed by Sekhar Kammula, saw that Dhanush's impassioned speech was met with both praise and condemnation from his followers. However, the Kuberaa performer also discussed his sacrifice for the audience and his preference between directing and acting.

Dhanush, who plays the role in Kuberaa, discusses his preferences for filmmaking versus acting

Despite the fact that Dhanush has won the National Film Award twice for his performance, the actor has shifted into directing. Dhanush is already directing his fourth picture, Idly Kadai, which is scheduled for release later this year, following the success of his previous films, Pa Paandi, Raayan, and Nilavuku En Mel Ennadi Kobam.

At the Kuberaa event, an AI-generated image of Dhanush's younger self questioned the actor about whether he would rather play the role or say the action in front of the camera. "I enjoy directing behind the camera, but I'm still acting because my fans are waiting for my films," he said, adding that he would have given up acting and pursued directing a long time ago if it weren't for them, indicating that directing is where his heart lies.

The OTT release of Kuberaa

Following its theatrical run, Kuberaa will be available on Prime Video. On June 20, the movie will be available in cinemas. With a three-hour runtime, Kuberaa, which also stars Coolie actor Nagarjuna, Rashmika Mandanna, Jim Sarbh, and others, features music by Devi Sri Prasad.

It is anticipated that the movie will depict the interaction between a very rich and a very poor guy, with Dhanush taking on the role of a beggar. Kuberaa, a gripping thriller drama that will be released in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi, examines the themes of money, greed, and poverty.