Director Vetrimmaaran Has An Interesting Update About His Upcoming Movie Vaadivaasal
Media also asked the director whether he had any plans to work with Thalapathy Vijay.
The director also revealed some interesting facts about creating the bull-taming scenes.
Tamil director Vetrimaaran has struck gold with the very successful Viduthalai Part 1. The movie, which stars Vijay Sethupathi and Soori, was both commercially and critically successful. A narrative that has been split into two parts, the story will continue with Viduthalai Part 1, which Vetrimaaran is currently working on. Another film that has drawn the attention of fans is the director’s maiden collaboration with Suriya in a film titled Vaadivaasal.
Vaadivaasal was announced almost two years back and a test shoot was done a few months back. Now Vetrimaaran has said that the pre-production work for the film is already going on in London in a recent press meet. The director said that while his hands are full with the sequel to Viduthalai right now, pre-production work for Vaadivaasal continues unhindered, He also said that he will start filming Vaadivaasal as soon as he is done with Viduthalai Part 2.
The director also revealed some interesting facts about creating the bull-taming scenes. The movie is based on the sport of bull-taming. Vetrimaaran said that the body of real bulls have been scanned and fed into a computer and robotic bulls will be created soon. The animatronics work is underway in London, he revealed. Vaadivaasal stars Andrea Jeremiah as the female lead opposite Suriya.
Vetrimaran was also questioned whether he had any plans to work with Thalapathy Vijay in the future. Vetrimaaran said that he has met with Vijay on multiple occasions and Vijay is more than happy to do a film with him. With few commitments in his hand right now, Vetrimaran will consider a project with Vijay if the right story comes up. Vetri also hinted that his Vada Chennai starring Dhanush will also happen after he completes two big commitments after Vaadivaasal.
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