Suriya's 'Kanguva' release sparks frenzied celebrations among fans in Chennai
Outside the iconic Rohini Theatre, people were seen dancing, hooting, and chanting in anticipation of Suriya's on-screen presence. The atmosphere was electric, with fans expressing their excitement for the star's latest cinematic venture.
Outside the iconic Rohini Theatre, people were seen dancing, hooting, and chanting in anticipation of Suriya's on-screen presence. (Credit: Hemanathan M)
MUMBAI: Fans of Tamil cinema superstar Suriya gathered outside movie theatres across Chennai to celebrate the release of his highly anticipated action-drama 'Kanguva'. The excitement reached a fever pitch as fans eagerly awaited the film's arrival in theatres on November 14, showcasing their undying love and admiration for their favourite actor.
Outside the iconic Rohini Theatre, people were seen dancing, hooting, and chanting in anticipation of Suriya's on-screen presence. The atmosphere was electric, with fans expressing their excitement for the star's latest cinematic venture.
The makers of 'Kanguva' dropped the much-awaited second trailer of the film just days before its release, fueling fan enthusiasm.
In the trailer, Suriya can be seen in dual roles: one as a modern-day character with flashy outfits and a trendy haircut, and another as a fierce, warrior-like figure in an ancient setting, which had already been teased in earlier posters. Adding to the buzz, the trailer also featured a glimpse of Bollywood actor Bobby Deol, who plays the antagonist in the film.
Deol's intense portrayal promises an epic showdown between him and Suriya, further intensifying the anticipation surrounding the film. The recent release of the film's powerful track, 'Naayak,' added to the excitement.
The music video opens with Suriya in an intense avatar, showcasing a dramatic fight sequence set in the rain, further emphasizing the high-octane action that fans can expect from the movie. Directed by Siva and produced by Studio Green, 'Kanguva' features epic battle sequences and grand visuals, with the story spanning 1,500 years into the past.
The movie stars an ensemble cast, including Disha Patani, Bobby Deol, Natarajan Subramaniam, Jagapathi Babu, and Yogi Babu. Shot in multiple countries and locations across India, the film boasts an estimated budget of over Rs 350 crore, making it one of the most expensive Tamil films in recent history. (ANI)