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Actor Dhanush starts ‘D56’ shoot with pooja at Maranadu Karuppanasamy Temple, Sivaganga
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 03:34 AM
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Tamil film star Dhanush inaugurated the filming of his upcoming project ‘D56’ with a traditional pooja at Maranadu Karuppanasamy temple in Sivaganga, drawing a crowd of fans.
Actor Dhanush officially commenced shooting for his next film, tentatively titled ‘D56’, with a ceremonial pooja at the Maranadu Karuppanasamy temple in Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu. The event was organized by the film’s production team as a customary blessing before the cameras roll.
A sizable gathering of fans and local residents assembled outside the temple to witness the star’s arrival. Many captured the moment on their phones, sharing images and videos on social media platforms.
The pooja, conducted by temple priests, involved traditional rituals and offerings. Following the ceremony, Dhanush and the crew moved to the designated shooting location within the temple precincts to begin filming.
No further details about the film’s storyline, cast or release schedule were disclosed during the event, with the focus remaining on the auspicious start of production.
The production house confirmed that shooting will continue in and around Sivaganga in the coming weeks, adhering to the schedule set by the director and producers.
A sizable gathering of fans and local residents assembled outside the temple to witness the star’s arrival. Many captured the moment on their phones, sharing images and videos on social media platforms.
The pooja, conducted by temple priests, involved traditional rituals and offerings. Following the ceremony, Dhanush and the crew moved to the designated shooting location within the temple precincts to begin filming.
No further details about the film’s storyline, cast or release schedule were disclosed during the event, with the focus remaining on the auspicious start of production.
The production house confirmed that shooting will continue in and around Sivaganga in the coming weeks, adhering to the schedule set by the director and producers.