Prabhudheva set social media buzzing as he unveiled two wedding-themed posters from his upcoming Malayalam musical fantasy film Moonwalk. Captioned with the playful hint “Babootty's love and marriage,” the reveal highlights the romantic arc of his character while teasing the film’s vibrant, celebratory mood. The posters immediately sparked excitement across X, thanks in part to the film’s stacked ensemble—including Yogi Babu, Aju Varghese, Arjun Ashokan, and more.
Directed by Manoj Nirmala Sreedharan, Moonwalk promises an extravagant blend of dance, fantasy, and humor. The wedding-centric visuals set the stage for a lively narrative built around Babootty’s quirky yet heartfelt love story. Fans of Prabhudheva’s trademark dance energy have been especially eager for glimpses like these, which hint at elaborate choreography woven into the storytelling.
One of the major drawcards of Moonwalk is its landmark musical reunion: Prabhudheva collaborating with Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman after a staggering 25 years since their iconic work in Alaipayuthey. Their return as a creative duo has become a headline in itself, fueling hype for what many are calling one of the most anticipated musical releases of 2026. Rahman’s involvement signals a rich sonic experience built around immersive soundscapes and high-octane dance numbers.
Adding to the momentum, the film’s first single—The Moonwalk Anthem, also referred to as “Storm”—was recently released and quickly began trending online. With its energetic beats and stylized visuals, the track has already cemented itself as a pre-release favorite among fans discovering Moonwalk’s world for the first time. The anthem doubles as an introduction to the film’s musical identity, which is expected to play a central role in its narrative.
Slated for a worldwide theatrical release in summer 2026, Moonwalk continues to build anticipation with every update. The new posters not only spotlight Babootty’s wedding storyline but also reaffirm the film’s promise: a dazzling, music-driven spectacle that blends fantasy, emotion, and the kind of rhythmic flair only Prabhudheva and A.R. Rahman together can deliver.