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Atharva, Nimisha-starrer 'DNA' to hit screens on June 20
The Avenue Mail
|June 06, 2025
(IANS) The makers of director Nelson Venkatesan's upcoming film, 'DNA', featuring actors Atharvaa Murali and Nimisha Sajayan in the lead, on Thursday announced that the film would hit screens worldwide on June 20 this year.
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Red Giant Movies, which is presenting the film, took to its X handle to make the announcement. It said, "Truth runs in the blood.#DNAMovie Worldwide Release on June 20th. Written & directed by @nelsonvenkat. Produced by @Olympiamovis @Ambethkumarmla."
The film has been garnering attention ever since the makers released a gripping teaser of it.
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