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Legend On Board For Rajini
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 Dec 2018 6:58 AM GMT
Superstar Rajinikanth has increased his pace and is becoming busy with back to back movies. In a very short time of 1 year, Rajini completed the shoot of 'Kaala' as well as 'Petta'. Especially, he wrapped up 'Petta' within 5 months as well.
The post-production works are currently going on and the film is slated for Sankranthi release. Some are commenting that Rajini will focus more on politics and take a break from movies. But, it seems like there is no truth in it. Because Rajinikanth signed a project with ace director AR Murugadoss. Production banner, Sun Pictures which bankrolled Rajinikanth's 'Petta' and Murugadoss' 'Sarkar' is bankrolling this project as well. There is a talk that the movie will hint of Rajinikanth's political journey as it will be a political film. The script and pre-production works are going on.
Legendary cinematographer Santosh Sivan is cranking the camera. He worked with Rajini previously in 'Dalapathi' movie. The combo is going to repeat again after 27 years. AR Rahman will score music for the film. The official details will be out soon.
The post-production works are currently going on and the film is slated for Sankranthi release. Some are commenting that Rajini will focus more on politics and take a break from movies. But, it seems like there is no truth in it. Because Rajinikanth signed a project with ace director AR Murugadoss. Production banner, Sun Pictures which bankrolled Rajinikanth's 'Petta' and Murugadoss' 'Sarkar' is bankrolling this project as well. There is a talk that the movie will hint of Rajinikanth's political journey as it will be a political film. The script and pre-production works are going on.
Legendary cinematographer Santosh Sivan is cranking the camera. He worked with Rajini previously in 'Dalapathi' movie. The combo is going to repeat again after 27 years. AR Rahman will score music for the film. The official details will be out soon.
