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Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi is an upcoming film featuring Tharun Bhascker and Eesha Rebba as the lead pair. Directed by AR Sajeev, the film has already generated strong buzz, with its trailer receiving a tremendous response from audiences. Recently, the makers held a grand pre-release event, which turned into a mini reunion as the popular ENE Repeat Boys graced the occasion.

Actor Vishwak Sen, who has largely stayed away from public appearances in recent times, made a rare appearance at the event. Addressing the gathering, he said, “I’ve been underground for nearly a year, detoxing from public life. I came here only because this feels like a family function. I began Falaknuma Das with Tharun after several attempts to convince him. Today, he has become a busy actor. I was actually waiting for him to start ENE. During the toughest phase of my life, Tharun stood by me despite barely knowing me then. He is like a blood brother to me. This truly feels like a home function. This is Eesha’s movie. ENE shooting began a month ago, and Srujan is producing it.”

Speaking next, Tharun Bhascker shared his experience working on the film. He revealed that adapting to the Godavari slang was initially challenging and credited director AR Sajeev for guiding him through it. “One perfect Telugu song is enough to show how fresh this film is. Brahmaji and the entire cast have done a brilliant job. I thank my ENE boys for being here and I’m enjoying every moment working with them. Srujan, my school junior, balancing a job, family, and film production during unstable OTT times is truly impressive. In today’s scenario, the producer is the real hero. Eesha embodies Shanti—she is the true hero of this film. Whatever her journey, she chooses silence. Real fighters stay silent. This movie is dedicated to all women with a fighting spirit.”

Eesha Rebba expressed her gratitude to producer Srujan for backing content-driven cinema. “Casting me was a risky decision, as most filmmakers prefer actors with proven commercial success. Sajeev is extremely dedicated, and thanks to Sajeev and Nandu, the film feels very authentic. We fondly call Sajeev the ‘Meta Maestro.’ The music has turned out wonderfully. I always wanted to work under Tharun’s direction, but I’m happy to act alongside him instead. This is a story every couple can relate to, and I hope the film entertains everyone.”