Acclaimed filmmaker Maniratnam and legendary Indian actor Kamal Haasan‘s reunion is something all cine-goers anticipate and are teaming up on an epic project together after 37 years with an interesting drama, titled Thug Life. The director made an official announcement about his collaboration with the actor for the second time after their blockbuster Nayakan in 1987.
Kamal Haasan’s Thug Life
Kamal Haasan is set to captivate audiences once again with his versatility as he reportedly takes on three distinct roles in an upcoming film. However, the second schedule of shooting in Serbia has been cancelled due to Haasan’s commitment to his political endeavours, causing a delay in production.
The film’s ambitious shooting schedule, including numerous combination scenes, highlights the complexity of Haasan’s involvement in the project. However, his commitment to political responsibilities has prompted the postponement of the second shooting schedule in Serbia. Playing multiple roles within a single film is a testament to his unparalleled talent and dedication to his craft.
Thug Life Updates
Kamal Haasan’s active involvement in politics has long been known, and his dedication to serving the people has often taken precedence over his professional commitments. While fans eagerly await the commencement of the shooting, they understand and respect Haasan’s decision to prioritize his political duties.
“Thug Life” is the name of the new film, and the footage, which shows Haasan in violent combat with several opponents, reveals that his character is a gangster named Rangaraya Sakthivel Nayakan. To announce the project, The filmmakers took to social media to announce that the film had officially gone to floors. They unveiled the film’s final cast, which includes a star-studded cast.
Once Haasan’s schedule permits and he provides the green light, shooting for the film will resume, promising audiences an unforgettable cinematic experience. The anticipation surrounding Kamal Haasan‘s portrayal of three roles coupled with the film’s delayed production only serves to heighten excitement and intrigue.