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South Indian Directors who are set to shine in 2024

ETimes.in | Last updated on - Dec 23, 2023, 15:14 IST
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South Indian Directors who are set to shine in 2024

2023 has been a good year for South film industry. Many films were recognised across the country without a language barrier and the movies that went well has shown the epitome of creativity. Now as the year ends and as all of us getting ready to step into 2024, a number of exceptionally talented directors are ready to make a resounding impact on the industry. Here's a look at the top 5 directors to watch out for in 2024.

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Sandeep Reddy Vanga

Sandeep Reddy Vanga is a director known for his intense and fierce storytelling. He has directed the film Arjun Reddy, Kabir Singh, and Animal and he is all set to deliver the next, titled Spirit that stars Prabhas in the lead. The director is all set to continue making records with his unique take on relationships & emotions.


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Prabhu Deva

Prabhu Deva is a choreographer turned director and actor. The talented film star made an impact with his action-oriented sequences in Rowdy Rathore to breath-taking dance moves in the ABCD franchise, which have done really well at the box office. Prabhu Deva is expected to bring his unique blend of cinema to audiences in 2024. He is yet to announce his new project.

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Rosshan Andrrews

Mollywood director Rosshan Andrews his known for his versatile filmmaking. He has delivered multiple hits and his latest film Salute was critically acclaimed for an engaging story and the director is now all set to to make a significant impact with his film Deva starring Shahid Kapoor and Pooja Hegde in lead roles.

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Atlee

Director Atlee's name is imprinted in the minds of everyone as his film Jawaan was a blockbuster entertainers. The films of the director mostly blends with the masses because of the engaging storytelling style. Atlee has collaborated with Vijaya and Shah Rukh Khan previously and he is now working on his next which will be venture, fans can expect nothing short of extraordinary performance.

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Prashanth Neel

Prashant Neel's who debuted with Ugramm has made a name for himself with the KGF franchise. He has now completely redefined the scale of South Indian cinema after the release of Salaar. The director has captured a special place in the hearts of millions. He is all set to start his next film journey with 'KGF Chapter 3'.

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