Haasan is currently awaiting the release of "Indian 2", which has been directed by S Shankar. The film is produced by Haasan's Raaj Kamal Films International. The teaser ends with a note that says, 'Once upon a time there lived a ghost named Vikram'. Please do keep inspiring us always sir he said. Kanagaraj also shared the teaser on Twitter and said that it is a birthday gift to Haasan. Happy to launch the title teaser of my film today directed by Mr Enjoy! #ஆரம்பிக்கலாங்களா #என்வீரமேவாகையேசூடும் #vikram The film, which would be Kanagaraj’s debut collaboration with Kamal Haasan, will be released internationally in April 2022. Once the guests, who are seen wearing masks, settles down on the table, Haasan's character attacks them with axes. He then sets up a feast on the dinning table as he waits for the guests to arrive. The teaser opens with Haasan's character in a log cabin and hiding various kinds of weapons in different places. This should help Vikram capture the fancy of the younger generation, something that a Vishwroopam 2 or an Uttama Villain were not able to do."Happy to launch the title teaser of my film today directed by Mr Haasan wrote. Judging by the teaser's background score, the songs will blend with the narrative and have a 'massy' feel.
It broke the language barrier to become everyone's favourite soup song'. His song usually click with the younger crowds due to their youthful vibe. Vikram's music has been composed by Anirudh Ravichander, the resident 'Rockstar' of Tamil cinema. Moreover, the prospect of Kamal interacting with VJS and FaFa on the big screen is quite exciting.' The perception is that his association with the film will help it get wider patronage in Kerala. He received acclaim with his previous Tamil films Super Deluxe and Velaikkaran. Malayalam actor Fahadh Faasil, who garnered attention with his work in the recent direct to OTT films Malik and CU Soon, plays the antagonist in the biggie. Vikram reunites 'Makkal Selvan' with the director. Vijay Sethupathii delivered an intense performance in Master, which many regard as one of the biggest films of his career. Their shared desire to experiment makes Kamal and Lokesh an intriguing combination.
Similarly, Master-unlike a Mersal or a Bigil- wasn't a conventional Vijay film as it featured top actor Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist/parallel lead. The Karthi-starrer Kaithi, for example, did not have a romantic track or dance numbers. Like Kamal, Lokesh too doesn't follow the templates associated with commercial cinema. The period drama Hey Ram and Dasavatharam, a film where he essayed 10 distinct characters, too weren't 'regular commercial' movies by any stretch of the imagination as their narratives had strong political/religious undertones.Īlso Read | 'Vikram' teaser: Kamal Haasan's new avatar is a treat for fans The star took nearly everyone by surprise when he starred in a sensitive film like Sadma shortly after entering the Hindi film industry will with the romantic drama Ek Dujje Ke Liye. Kamal has never hesitated to experiment with his reel image. The film's compelling background score indicates that it may feature a few elevation scenes, not something that one usually expects from a Kamal movie. If this is true, Vikram is likely to mark the beginning of a new chapter for Kamal as he hasn't done too many action dramas in his career. The 'Glimpse of Vikram' video, which was released on November 6, suggests that the film will have plenty of realistic/intense action scenes and cater to a mass audience. Here is a look at why the biggie may help the Hey Ram star get his Kollywood career back on track. With the setbacks behind him, he has turned his attention to Vikram, which marks his first collaboration with Master director Lokesh Kanagaraj. The multi-talented artist tried reviving his career with Indian 2 but the biggie was put on hold due to Covid-19 curbs. His last film Vishwaroopam 2 hit the screens in 2018 and proved to be a commercial failure. Veteran actor Kamal Haasan, who turns 67 on Sunday, is going through a difficult phase on the work front.
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