The image was shared on Instagram. (courtesy: rkfioffl)
Get ready for an exciting cinematic treat as actor Silambarasan joins forces with Mani Ratnam and Kamal Haasan in Thug Life. Leaked photos from the film's shoot in Delhi created a buzz, and now, with the official poster and teaser released, the excitement is soaring. Recently, the makers shared an official poster and teaser, giving fans a glimpse of Silambarasan's look. In the movie, Silambarasan is reportedly playing Kamal Haasan's son. The poster shared on Instagram features Silambarasan sporting long hair. The poster's caption, "In the Realms of Dust, a New Thug Arises! STR," suggests he's playing a gangster. The caption read, "In the Realms of Dust, a New Thug Arises! STR Silambarasan makes his Mark
Take a look at the poster here.
The teaser shows him driving a Border Defence Force SUV in a desert scene, likely set in Rajasthan. Take a look at the teaser here.
This is Silambarasan's second collaboration with Mani Ratnam after Chekka Sivantha Vaanam, and his second project with Kamal Haasan too. The star-studded cast includes Abhirami, Nasser, Trisha, Gautham Karthik, Aishwarya Lekshmi, and Joju George, with AR Rahman composing the music.
On the work front, Silambarasan has appeared in several films and shows including Pathu Thala, Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa, Eeswaran, Manmadhan, Idhu Namma Aalu and Achcham Yenbadhu Madamaiyada among others. Thug Life marks his 49th film.
Meanwhile, Kamal Haasan will next be seen in Kalki 2898 AD. The film stars Prabhas, Disha Patani, Deepika Padukone and Amitabh Bachchan in key roles. It will hit theatres on June 28 this year. He will also be seen in Indian 2 alongside SJ Suryah, Rakul Preet Singh, Siddharth and Kajal Aggarwal.
Kamal Haasan recently opened up about his wish that is still not fulfilled. Kamal Haasan and her daughter Shruti Haasan released a video named Legacy Of Love, where they talked about relationships, work and more. He said, "There are a lot of those, a lot. My intention is not to list all of them. Listing them makes you go, ‘I want this, that, and this.' That's when I remind myself, at Eldams Road (where his old family home is situated), my father gave me a small room that could perhaps fit two pianos. It was on the top floor… so, the heat! The restroom was three floors down. My father's attitude was, ‘You know a lot, so stay here. When you think you can't go on like this, tell me and I will buy you a cow that you can rear'.”