One of the rare sequels that manages to outshine its original, Tillu Square is a laugh-riot that banks on DJ Tillu’s eccentricity and the bizarre situations that he puts himself in. So, where is the romance you ask? After his unusual adventure with Radhika, this time, Tillu falls head over heels for Lilly after meeting her at a party. Their casual interaction soon turns flirty and emotions take over. However, when Tillu discovers Lilly’s real identity, chaos ensues. 

2. Hi Nanna (2023)

Announced as in-development with Amazon MGM Studios, the new project will star Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa, with production expected to begin this October. Filming for the movie will take place in New Zealand and Hawaii, as Ángel Manuel Soto steps into the director’s chair fresh from Blue Beetle. This news comes by way of The Hollywood Reporter.

The Wrecking Crew delivers an adrenaline-packed story about two half-brothers—one a bad cop and the other a by-the-book Navy SEAL —who are forced to team up to solve the murder of their father. More than likely, Jonathan Tropper’s script would blend high-octane action with a good deal of comedy in hefty portions the audience can’t help but notice.

To cap it all off, they were filling out an already pretty excellent ensemble. Morrison will doubtless be recognized by many fans for playing the space-faring bounty hunter Boba Fett in the iconic Star Wars series. The two had previously worked together on Aquaman; therefore, it was evident that their on-screen chemistry would be a joy and a half for this new project. He is no stranger to these types of roles, having played the likable Ned Leeds, best friend to Peter Parker in the Spider-Man series. Playing a streetwise and potty-mouthed private investigator who happens to be very connected with the father of the half-brothers.

Teaming Bautista with Momoa is just the beginning, as The Wrecking Crew features an ensemble cast of the most eclectic variety. Manning is also joined by Morrison and Batalon, along with the eclectic talents of Frankie Adams, Miyavi, Stephen Root, and Claes Bang, the latter of whom brings a bit of flair to the movie. Helmed in expert fashion by director Soto and written with great acumen by Tropper, this is a movie ready to offer up a heady mix of suspense, action, and humor.

While Morrison’s Hawaiian Governor is all business, all the time, Batalon has his character slinging quips in the streets—the seriousness and hilarity matched with equal flair. Fans of both will find much to appreciate in these recent roles that find them balancing their respective careers in divergent ways.