Gyaani

Gyaani’s filmography isn’t exactly cookie-cutter, you know? There’s this raw energy in everything they’re part of—like, take “7:11 PM” from 2023. That one’s not just another sci-fi flick; it’s got this trippy vibe, mixing time travel with everyday drama, and suddenly you’re questioning what you’d do if you could change one tiny detail in your past. It’s not about the tech, it’s about the people, the choices, and how things spiral out of control. You can almost smell the night air in those scenes, honestly. Then jump to “Veyi Subhamulu Kalugu Neeku” in 2022—completely different flavor. This one’s rooted in tradition, all about family bonds and rituals, but not in that preachy, eye-roll way. It’s more like, here’s a bunch of real, messy people trying to figure out what happiness even means, juggling old-school expectations with their own wild dreams. The soundtrack? Absolute banger, by the way. Now, “Dacoit: A Love Story,” slated for 2025, is already buzzing. People are hyped, and for good reason. It’s not your grandma’s romance. There’s grit, there’s gunpowder, there’s heartbreak and betrayal—think classic outlaw drama meets a twisted love story. Gyaani just slips into these roles, making you root for the anti-hero even when you know you probably shouldn’t. Definitely not boring, that’s for sure. Gyaani’s got that unpredictable spark, flipping genres and keeping us guessing what’s next.