Siddhu
Jonnalagadda,
who
rose
to
stardom
with
Krishna
&
His
Leela,
followed
it
up
with
a
super
successful
comedy
thriller
in
the
form
of
DJ
Tillu.
The
movie
was
one
of
the
most
profitable
films
of
2022
and
its
sequel
is
currently
underway.
However,
the
filming
is
being
delayed
due
to
various
reasons.
Tillu
Square
Photo
Credit:
Internet
Taking
to
his
Twitter
handle,
starboy
as
he
is
fondly
referred
to
has
mentioned
that
the
movie
is
going
to
be
bigger
and
better.
He
wrote,
"Hello
everyone
,
thank
you
for
the
support
and
love
.
Planning
to
release
the
film
in
March
.
And
the
Rumours
,
will
clear
them@out
through
a
proper
interview
soon
.
❤️❤️"
(Sic)
The
movie
at
first
had
a
hurdle
in
the
form
of
the
director.
Vimal
Krishna,
who
traveled
with
Siddhu
for
a
long
time
and
helmed
DJ
Tillu
has
walked
out
of
the
project
citing
creative
differences
between
him
and
the
actor.
Mallik
Ram
was
then
welcomed
on
board
as
the
director.
While
the
team
signed
Anupama
Parameswaran
as
the
female
lead,
the
Karthikeya
2
actress
also
walked
out
of
the
project.
Now,
Tillu
Square
is
the
hotspot
for
controversies
and
repeated
changes
in
cast
and
crew.
The
makers
then
are
said
to
have
signed
Malayalam
actress
Madonna
Sebastian
in
the
female
lead
role.
With
many
hurdles
that
were
attributed
to
the
over-involvement
of
Siddhu
Jonnalagadda,
fans
are
worried
about
the
film's
output.
The
movie
DJ
Tillu
gathered
a
huge
fanbase
and
the
sequel
is
one
of
the
most
awaited.
Siddhu
Jonnalagadda,
on
the
occasion,
made
it
clear
that
he
would
speak
about
the
film's
updates
and
clarify
issues
through
a
proper
interview.
He
also
assured
that
the
makers
are
working
to
bring
the
movie
to
theatres
in
March
2023.
DJ
Tillu
was
made
on
a
budget
of
Rs
10
Crore
by
Sithara
Entertainments
and
Fortune
Four
Cinemas
banners
together
and
it
made
a
profit
of
about
Rs
29.70
Crore
at
the
box
office
worldwide.
Tillu
Square
is
produced
by
the
same
banners
and
Ram
Miriyala
was
signed
for
the
project
to
compose
the
background
score
and
tunes
for
it.
Navin
Nooli
is
working
as
the
editor
and
Sai
Prakash
Ummadisingu
is
cranking
the
camera.