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Thalapathy Anxious About His Son
By: Tupaki Desk | 16 April 2020 7:21 AM GMT
Tamil Superstar, Thalapathy Vijay is worried about his son Jason Vijay who is currently studying in Canada. The country Canada is also most affected by Corona and thus the star is said to anxiously calling his son and getting frequent updates about his health. The star is said to be literally tensed about his son and the return of normalcy in Canada. His fans are desperately praying for the safe return of their favourite's son.
Thalapathy Vijay's upcoming film 'Master' was scheduled to release on April 09 this year. The makers are still anticipating for good release date as the Corona situation would not return to normalcy any time soon.
With this film, Vijay is desperately trying to get hold of the Tollywood market. Thalapathy who registered good opening figures with his last release 'Whistle' dubbed version of 'Bigil' is now in a mood to improve his revenue in Tollywood stated but the outbreak of Corona shattered the dreams of this big Tamil star.
'Master' is directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj of 'Khaithi' fame. Rumour has that this young talented director is now all set to direct Rajini's next film #Rajini169. Expectations on 'Master' are sky high in all segments of South states .
Thalapathy Vijay's upcoming film 'Master' was scheduled to release on April 09 this year. The makers are still anticipating for good release date as the Corona situation would not return to normalcy any time soon.
With this film, Vijay is desperately trying to get hold of the Tollywood market. Thalapathy who registered good opening figures with his last release 'Whistle' dubbed version of 'Bigil' is now in a mood to improve his revenue in Tollywood stated but the outbreak of Corona shattered the dreams of this big Tamil star.
'Master' is directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj of 'Khaithi' fame. Rumour has that this young talented director is now all set to direct Rajini's next film #Rajini169. Expectations on 'Master' are sky high in all segments of South states .
