Custody: Venkat Prabhu, Naga Chaitanya cash in on IPL craze, unveil a funny promo ahead of CSK vs SRH match

The action drama will hit the screens in Tamil and Telugu on May 12

A poster of the promo video

With three weeks left for the release of Custody, makers seem to have decided to up their promotional activities. They had unveiled the first single from the film composed by Ilaiyaraaja and Yuvan Shankar Raja recently. The peppy song has Naga Chaitanya shaking a leg with a bunch of junior artists.

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The actor has now joined hands with director Venkat Prabhu for a hilarious video. The three-minute promo stuff has been timely unveiled ahead of the much-awaited IPL match between CSK and SRH which is slated to happen tomorrow.

It begins with Venkat and Chaitanya, who are seen wearing the jerseys of Chennai Super Kings and Sun Risers Hyderabad respectively, arguing over which among the two teams would win the match. The two of them are seen coming up with interesting counters to support their favourite teams.

Later, the argument shifts to which among Chennai and Hyderabad is better. Premgi Amaren then joins them as a mediator and tells them that the match is between two cricket teams and not between the two south Indian cities. He asks them to approach cricket matches with a sportive mindset, to which the actor-director duo agrees.

Fans of Chaitanya are now waiting to see if similar promos will be unveiled in Telugu as well. The Tamil-Telugu bilingual will hit the screens on May 12. The Tollywood star is making his Tamil debut with Custody while Venkat is making his Telugu debut with the cop drama which stars Krithi Shetty as the female lead.

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Arvind Swami, Sarath Kumar and Priya Mani among others will be seen essaying crucial characters in the project which is riding on good expectations among cinephiles in both the film industries.

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