D irector A.R. Murugadoss’ upcoming directorial venture 7am Arivu starring Suriya and Shruti Haasan in lead roles has already become one o...
Director A.R. Murugadoss’ upcoming
directorial venture 7am Arivu starring Suriya and Shruti Haasan in lead
roles has already become one of the most awaited films in recent times.
The film, a period-flick which then ‘enters’ the modern era, has Suriya
in triple roles and also marks the debut of Shruti Haasan as heroine in
Tamil films. The pretty daughter of actor Kamal Haasan is a bundle of
talents and is a multi-tasker.
The film has been produced at a huge cost by Udhayanidhi on behalf of his Red Giant Movies. The film, which was recently watched by the Censor Board in Chennai, was cleared with an ‘U’ certificate after the Censors appreciated the director for making a ‘classic’ film appealing to all sections of the audience.
Trade circles say that the film’s music, which was launched some time back in Chennai, is selling like hot cakes. Suriya’s triple roles, especially his role of the Buddhist Monk Bodhi Dharman in the film, have become one of the most talked-about topics across coffee-tables and restaurants and in Kollywood circles.
Shruti Haasan plays Subha Srinivisan, a young scientist in the film which also has the talented Abinaya (of Nadogigal fame) as one of Suriya’s two heroines. It is said that the Censors ‘cut down’ some controversial dialogues in the film. Udhayanidhi is planning a grand preview of the film over the weekend or early next week.
The whole of Kollywood is awaiting the premier of the film, which is said to be a ‘pioneer’ in films in more ways than one.

The film has been produced at a huge cost by Udhayanidhi on behalf of his Red Giant Movies. The film, which was recently watched by the Censor Board in Chennai, was cleared with an ‘U’ certificate after the Censors appreciated the director for making a ‘classic’ film appealing to all sections of the audience.
Trade circles say that the film’s music, which was launched some time back in Chennai, is selling like hot cakes. Suriya’s triple roles, especially his role of the Buddhist Monk Bodhi Dharman in the film, have become one of the most talked-about topics across coffee-tables and restaurants and in Kollywood circles.
Shruti Haasan plays Subha Srinivisan, a young scientist in the film which also has the talented Abinaya (of Nadogigal fame) as one of Suriya’s two heroines. It is said that the Censors ‘cut down’ some controversial dialogues in the film. Udhayanidhi is planning a grand preview of the film over the weekend or early next week.
The whole of Kollywood is awaiting the premier of the film, which is said to be a ‘pioneer’ in films in more ways than one.
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