A poster for City Lights (L) and Vinay Rajkumar, Vijay Kumar, Monisha Vijaya Kumar (R)
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07 May 2026, 3:57 pm
With Vinay Rajkumar headlining the movie, which has Monisha Vijaykumar making her launching, Vijay’s 3rd directorial turns its look to a hidden Bengaluru, starting its journey with a raw, rap-driven track sung by Ankit Kumar and made up by Charan Raj.
With City Lightsdirector Vijay Kumar goes back to a surface that has actually long specified his storytelling. Raw, psychological, and rooted in lived experiences, specifically of a Bengaluru that typically goes undetected, meaning a movie that catches the lives that have a hard time underneath its lights.
This marks Vijay’s 3rd directorial after Salaga and Bheema, however this time, he puts Vinay Rajkumar at the centre, together with Monisha Vijaya Kumar, marking her launching.
Having actually finished its shoot, the movie starts its musical journey with’Baavaa track that records the pulse of the streets and provides a glance into the world Vijay is forming.
At the centre of’Baavais rap artist Ankit Kumar, who has actually composed and sung the rap tune. His voice brings an unfiltered, regional energy that sits easily within the movie’s story. “They had actually heard my earlier work and connected. I never ever envisioned I would get a possibility like this from Vijay sir,” he states, assessing the unforeseen break.
Author Charan Raj brings strength to the track while remaining real to its psychological core. For him, Vijay’s participation ended up being an assisting force. “Vijay constantly features a clear sense of what he desires from a tune. He does provide a great deal of input, and considering that I am not the story author, whatever originates from the director assists us. That clearness presses the structure in the best instructions,” Charan describes.
