“I am incredibly grateful to the LYF team for this opportunity—it’s my first pan-Indian, multilingual film, and it’s a beautiful depiction…,” says actress Kashika Kapoor at the poster launch of her Tollywood film, Love You Father

Kashika Kapoor, who recently captivated audiences with her portrayal of Geeta in her Bollywood debut, Aayushmati Geeta Matric Pass, is now set to embark on an exciting new chapter with her pan-Indian Tollywood debut film, Love You Father. Directed by Pavan Ketharaju, known for his role as co-director of the blockbuster Pushpa: The Rise, the film is generating significant anticipation.

The excitement surrounding Love You Father has grown as Kashika shared the film’s first official poster on social media. The heartwarming poster features Kashika Kapoor and Sri Harsha, both sharing radiant smiles, offering an inviting glimpse into their on-screen chemistry. The release of this poster serves as the official introduction to the lead pair, with veteran actor Nawab Shah also joining Kapoor and Sri Harsha in a pivotal role. Love You Father is an emotional journey that explores the profound bond between a father and son.

Expressing her gratitude and excitement, Kashika Kapoor shared, “The audience has shown me immense love for my character Geeta in Aayushmati Geeta Matric Pass, and now I’m thrilled to introduce you to Sweetie, my character in Love You Father. I am truly grateful for this opportunity—my first-ever pan-Indian, multilingual film, set to release in five languages. LYF beautifully captures the bond and love between father and son. It’s a heartfelt film that will remind viewers to cherish and show love to those closest to them. I am confident it will resonate deeply with everyone who watches it.”

Love You Father promises to be both a visual and emotional delight, featuring music scored by the renowned Mani Sharma. Produced by Manisha Arts and Media Production, the film is set to reach audiences across India and beyond with its multilingual release in early 2025.

With Love You Father, Kashika steps confidently into a larger arena, demonstrating her determination to leave an indelible mark. This film continues to solidify her position as a rising star, ready to make waves across the Indian film landscap