Prabhu Deva And A.R. Rahman Reunite After 25 Years For Musical Fantasy 'Moon Walk'

After a 25-year hiatus, legendary choreographer-actor Prabhu Deva and Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman are teaming up once again for an ambitious new project titled Moon Walk. Directed by Manoj NS, the film brings together an eclectic ensemble cast including comedians Yogi Babu, Motta Rajendran, and Redin Kingsley, as well as actors Nishma Chengappa, Sushmitha Nayak, and Malayalam stars Aju Varghese and Arjun Ashokan in pivotal roles.

A Dance-Driven Visual Spectacle

What sets Moon Walk apart is its bold fusion of choreography and cutting-edge technology. The film features five high-energy songs, all choreographed to showcase Prabhu Deva’s iconic dance style. One standout track has been created entirely using high-end visual effects, promising a surreal, fantasy-like experience for audiences.

The filmmakers revealed to The Hindu that this VFX-powered sequence aims to transport viewers into a whimsical, imaginative realm—marking a major leap in the integration of dance, music, and digital storytelling in Indian cinema.

In Post-Production, with Global Release in Sight

With principal photography completed and post-production underway, Moon Walk is now gearing up for a worldwide release. A major distributor has picked up the global theatrical rights, adding further momentum to the film’s growing buzz.

With the long-awaited reunion of Rahman and Prabhu Deva, a star-studded lineup, and boundary-pushing visuals, Moon Walk is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated releases on the Indian film calendar.