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Kamal
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Any
role that Kamal plays, he brings a new and
hitherto unseen look. Right from his days
playing the angry young man or the action
hero, Kamal has portrayed his characters
with uniqueness. He has played many cop
roles before such as in Kakki chattai or
Vikram, but in his forthcoming Vettaiyadu
Vilaiyadu, he plays the modern, tech savvy
and urbane officer. Yet, he has not shirked
from impressive action sequences, thanks
to Peter Haynes. He defies his age and has
performed the stunts with aplomb.
‘‘Director Gautham Menon’s
picturisation is wonderful. VV is a stylish
action film. The action sequences composed
by Peter Haynes will definitely bowl the
audience over. |
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I
am confident the film will be the highlight of
my career. We all have worked hard and it is now
for the Tamil speaking viewers to make it a success.
I enjoyed the stint and Manickam Narayanan has
really done a good job,” says Kamal Haasan. |
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‘‘Gautham
has good music sense. I was introduced as
music director through his Cheli. All the
six songs in the film are composed in eclectic
style. Music will make a definite contribution
to the success of the film,’’
says Haris Jayaraj.
Jyotika, who has shared frames with almost
all the top stars, says, ‘‘I
am happy for having acted with a genius
like Kamal Haasan. There is a lot to learn
from him. The director has the power over
artistes. I am playing a performance-oriented
character and hope this film too would fetch
me an award. |
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"I
consider myself lucky to have produced a
film in which Kamal has acted, directed
by Gautham Menon. The value gets enhanced
with the involvement of Harris Jeyaraj and
Ravivarman," producer Seventh Channel
Narayanan on his part added.
VV has been filmed in the US and India.
Most of the shooting is over and a few patchwork
scenes have also been completed. |
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Talking
about the experience of shooting in the
US, cinematographer Ravi Varman said that
he shot some scenes hanging from a helicopter.
Of course, the Rollvision camera and Super
35mm film are the other firsts in Tamil
cinema used in VV.
Jyothika is quite excited about the film
as is Kamalini Mukherjee who said that Kamal
was a walking, talking encyclopedia of cinema.
Jo hoped that her performance would bring
in an award for her. Music by Harris Jayaraj
is simply mindblowing stuff.
The best news for Kamal fans is that VV
would be called in Telugu as Magadheera.
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Kamal
has a huge fan following in Telugu also and the
success of the film would make Gautham a popular
director there as well. |
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