Actor Madhavan fondly referred to as Maddy is a back with a bang. The onetime romance boy is a man who is just 3 inches short of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 20 inch biceps in the Hollywood super hit ‘Terminator’. Surprising… owe it all the ‘Alaipayidhe’ mans comeback film ‘Iruthi Sutru’ directed by Sudha Kongara, a former associate of Mani Ratnam and the one who directed ‘Drohi’ with Sirkanth and Vishnu Vishal in the lead.
‘Iruthi Sutru’ which is a Tamil-Hindi bilingual is being co-produced by C.V. Kumar of Thirukumaran Entertainments banner. With the association of this banner which has been making wonders in the film Kollywood with its films one can have be assured of the quality for ‘Iruthi Sutru’ as well. With this Kumar, is stepping into Bollywood industry.
Speaking about the film and what made him chose this as his comeback venture in Tamil and the myriad efforts, he has put in for the role in a recent interview, Madhavan has said it is the script that made him give it all. He says no actor has the ability to let a fantastic script pass a no matter what sacrifices it demands from him.
In the film Madhavan plays a Boxing coach and he has worked severely hard for tightening his muscles. He even underwent six month long training for body-building for this role. The efforts seem to a have paid off well and the trailer of the film that released yesterday has been well received by fans.
The film has three women playing the lead characters and two of them are trained boxing professionals. When asked about working with a real life boxer Rithika who marks her entry in films with this film, Madhavan said just like he became a fitter person than ever before, in the process of the film, Rithika became a good actor who would give a run for money for other actors in the film. Mumtaz another boxer acting in the film was equally good as per the experienced actor’s words. The action choreographer of the film is Tom Delmar of London who flew down to Chennai for this film.
Meanwhile Madhavan is acting in the sequel to his super hit Bollywood film ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ directed by Anand L. Rai. He is also acting in a film directed by the English director Simon West towards the end of next October.
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‘Iruthi Sutru’ which is a Tamil-Hindi bilingual is being co-produced by C.V. Kumar of Thirukumaran Entertainments banner. With the association of this banner which has been making wonders in the film Kollywood with its films one can have be assured of the quality for ‘Iruthi Sutru’ as well. With this Kumar, is stepping into Bollywood industry.
Speaking about the film and what made him chose this as his comeback venture in Tamil and the myriad efforts, he has put in for the role in a recent interview, Madhavan has said it is the script that made him give it all. He says no actor has the ability to let a fantastic script pass a no matter what sacrifices it demands from him.
In the film Madhavan plays a Boxing coach and he has worked severely hard for tightening his muscles. He even underwent six month long training for body-building for this role. The efforts seem to a have paid off well and the trailer of the film that released yesterday has been well received by fans.
The film has three women playing the lead characters and two of them are trained boxing professionals. When asked about working with a real life boxer Rithika who marks her entry in films with this film, Madhavan said just like he became a fitter person than ever before, in the process of the film, Rithika became a good actor who would give a run for money for other actors in the film. Mumtaz another boxer acting in the film was equally good as per the experienced actor’s words. The action choreographer of the film is Tom Delmar of London who flew down to Chennai for this film.
Meanwhile Madhavan is acting in the sequel to his super hit Bollywood film ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ directed by Anand L. Rai. He is also acting in a film directed by the English director Simon West towards the end of next October.
Good times ahead for this charming find of Mani Ratnam...
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